| Prem,
Start by looking in usual places:
Process dump (*.dmp) files in either PWRK$LOGS: or PWRK$LMLOGS: and, if
found, their corresponding .log file.
$ ADMIN/ANALYZE/SINCE=<date:time>
how do you know the server has "gone down"? Do you see specific
processes missing or simply that when you try to use it, it returns an
error indicating it's not running, etc?
If you're really running v5.0C, highly recommend upgrading to latest
version - v5.0E. To see what version you have:
$ @sys$startup:pwrk$define_commands
$ pwver ! Note the Image Version column
Paul
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| Hi,
There is no process dump file and no proper trace of any errors
in the error logs.
The server is configured for 7 users only. Only DECnet has been
configured, Netbieu and TCP/IP has been eliminated. The users
get connected thru DECnet. We noticed that the server is down
only when a new user tries to connect or when we run ADMIN/PATHWORKS.
The message we get is "Server is not running". The processes
remain on the system. We have to manually start the server and
it runs for the entire day. This problem is intermittent.
1. Can this problem be due to Netbieu not running ??
2. The version 5.0c cld be giving this problem ??
Regards,
Prem
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| Prem,
>> 1. Can this problem be due to Netbieu not running ??
No, more likely that decnet starts to fail and PATHWORKS
startup dies.
>> 2. The version 5.0c cld be giving this problem ??
Can be, wild guess but I strongly recomend to upgrade to V50E.
Its not a hard job, easy to do and when you escalate to the CSC
people or to engineering they will ask you to upgrade anyway
Back to the problem.
1) Is decnet started before PATHWORKS
2) Does systartup terminates before it even call pwrk$startup.com ?
You know, $ set noon?
3) What does admin/analyze give you. DO you see the startup from
pwrk$lmmcp process which starts the lmdmn and lmsrv process ?
It must be there....
4) What does accounting gives you. This is an indication that the
processes are started, thus pwrk$startup called.
What do you see when image accounting is turned on.
5) What do you see in the log files when you submit decnet startup
in batch _and_ pathworks in batch too.
6) You can start pathworks manualy so look in the startup phase.
Rob.
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