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1095.1 | Just install runtime only | MRBASS::PUISHYS | Project Leader Scheduler V3.0 for Digital UNIX | Mon May 13 1996 15:23 | 9 |
| Just install it.
When things start you get an warning that dce is not configed, but that is ok.
All we use is the runtime services specificaly RPCD
bob
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1095.2 | help! | OPCO::TSG_BHL | When too much horsepower is barely enuff!! | Tue May 14 1996 04:41 | 69 |
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mmmm...having just done this myself, I get the following problem when
starting scheduler.
ie
aremis_# /sbin/rc3.d/S90schedule start
Checking configuration
You currently have no DCE services configured.
(rpcd) Unable to rpc_server_use_all_protseqs for ept: (0x16c9a029)
cannot inquire socket (dce / rpc)
(rpcd) Unable to rpc_server_use_all_protseqs for ept: (0x16c9a029)
cannot inquire socket (dce / rpc)
(rpcd) Unable to rpc_server_use_all_protseqs for ept: (0x16c9a029)
cannot inquire socket (dce / rpc)
(rpcd) Unable to rpc_server_use_all_protseqs for ept: (0x16c9a029)
cannot inquire socket (dce / rpc)
***************************************************
***
*** Sorry, UNABLE to START DCE RPC daemon
*** Startup of POLYCENTER Scheduler exiting with failure.
*** PLEASE REPORT THIS CONDITION TO SYSTEM MANAGER
***
***************************************************
aremis_# lmf list
Product Status Users: Total
Active
DECSCHEDULER-EXEC active unlimited
DCE-RT-SVC active unlimited
DECSCHEDULER active unlimited
aremis_# setld -i | grep SCH
SCHAGNT300 POLYCENTER Scheduler V3.0 Agent for
Digital UNIX
SCHCLNT300 installed POLYCENTER Scheduler V3.0 Client for
Digital UNIX
SCHSRVR300 installed POLYCENTER Scheduler V3.0 Server for
Digital UNIX
aremis_# setld -i | grep -i dce
DCEADK130 DCE Application Dev Kit V1.3
DCEADKMAN130 DCE Application Developers Manual Pages
V1.3
DCECDS130 DCE CDS Server V1.3
DCEDFS130 DCE DFS Base V1.3
DCEDFSBIN130 DCE DFS Kernel Binaries V1.3
DCEDFSMAN130 DCE DFS Manual Pages V1.3
DCEDFSUTL130 DCE DFS Utilities/Debug V1.3
DCEMAN130 DCE Administration Manual Pages V1.3
DCERTS130 installed DCE Runtime Services V1.3
DCESEC130 DCE Security Server V1.3
Am I missing something or does dce need to be configured???
thanks
Byron
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1095.3 | | MRBASS::PUISHYS | Project Leader Scheduler V3.0 for Digital UNIX | Tue May 14 1996 11:00 | 7 |
| Have you install dce?
If so do you have the performance monitor running? If so it uses
llbd which dce prcd is a superset of. They can not both run at the same time.
See readme for information on how to fix.
bob
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1095.4 | what readme? | NQOS01::nqsrv128.nqo.dec.com::WORKBENCH | | Tue May 14 1996 15:25 | 5 |
| What readme are you referring to?
John
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1095.5 | hmmmmm | OPCO::TSG_BHL | When too much horsepower is barely enuff!! | Wed May 15 1996 00:02 | 36 |
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mmm...the README's answer is very useful.
o POLYCENTER Scheduler uses the Distributed Computing
Environment (DCE) Remote Procedure Call Daemon for all
communication between Scheduler components. Since RPCD
is part of the DCE run-time services, you must install
the run-time services (DCERTS130) on the each system on
which you install a Scheduler component (server,agent,
or user interface). RPCD must be running when Scheduler
is started up.
The RPCD startup will fail if a Local Location Broker
Daemon (LLBD) is already running on the system, because
the LLBD uses the same port number as the RPCD. Use
the RPCD instead of the LLBD (RPCD supports the same
interface as the LLBD).
If an LLBD is running on the system, the following
message is displayed:
(rpcd) Verify that no other rpcd/llbd is running:
(0ex12801a) cannot bind socket (dce / rpc)
In this case, you must remove or disable the LLBD. Refer
to the DCE documentation set for information on removing
the LLBD.
I will of course look in the DCE documentation. I wonder what this
does to Polycentre Performance Advisor?
thanks
Byron
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1095.6 | getting closer | OPCO::TSG_BHL | When too much horsepower is barely enuff!! | Wed May 15 1996 00:10 | 38 |
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Ok killed llbd and PSDC seems ok.
now rpcd still fails to start even when run by hand ie
aremis_# ps ax | grep llbd
13415 ttyp3 S + 0:00.00 grep llbd
aremis_# ./S90schedule start
Checking configuration
You currently have no DCE services configured.
(rpcd) Unable to rpc_server_use_all_protseqs for ept: (0x16c9a029)
cannot inquire socket (dce / rpc)
(rpcd) Unable to rpc_server_use_all_protseqs for ept: (0x16c9a029)
cannot inquire socket (dce / rpc)
(rpcd) Unable to rpc_server_use_all_protseqs for ept: (0x16c9a029)
cannot inquire socket (dce / rpc)
(rpcd) Unable to rpc_server_use_all_protseqs for ept: (0x16c9a029)
cannot inquire socket (dce / rpc)
***************************************************
***
*** Sorry, UNABLE to START DCE RPC daemon
*** Startup of POLYCENTER Scheduler exiting with failure.
*** PLEASE REPORT THIS CONDITION TO SYSTEM MANAGER
***
***************************************************
what now??
thanks
Byron
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1095.7 | How do I get these 2 POLYCENTER products working simultaneously | NQOS01::nqsrv328.nqo.dec.com::WORKBENCH | | Wed May 15 1996 11:51 | 26 |
| The readme doesn't address how to get POLYCENTER Performance Monitor
(which uses llbd) and POLYCENTER Scheduler (which uses rpcd) to run on the
same box. The reason I am currently running llbd is that it is required
by POLYCENTER Performance Monitor (this is the real-time monitor that used
to be part of Full Sail, and I think is now being bundled in some fashion
into dunix V4.0).
Please don't tell me that Digital is selling two products called
POLYCENTER that can't run on the same system. This would be an
embarassing message to have to deliver to my customer.
Thanx
John
BTW: Are there any plans to make the scheduler installation consistent
with other Digital UNIX software, e.g. release notes in
/cdrom/<product>/documentation, software installed into /usr/opt, and
of course most importantly on the standard software distribution.
One other thing...
The job exception window in the GUI is too small and clips its contents.
It makes the window useless, since there is no way to say "OK" or "Apply".
I'm assuming these buttons are down at the bottom of the window, but I
can't see them.
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1095.8 | DCE does the work instead of LLBD | MUZICK::MORIARTY | | Thu May 16 1996 16:45 | 102 |
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1) DCE run time services (RTS) will not bind to the socket.
The problem with starting the remote procedural
call daemon (RPCD) of RTS DCE is that it is attempting
to bind to DECNET which if I were to guess is not configured
or configured wrong. The solution is to either fix DECNET
on the machine or better yet if you do not need DECNET
communication with RPCD follow the instructions in the
README file Section 2.1:
Follow these steps to disable the DECnet communication
protocol during DCE startup:
1. Shut down the DCE RPC daemon. You cannot perform the
steps that follow if the daemon is running.
2. Delete the file /var/dce/local/var/rpc/rpcdep.dat if
it exists. (Since DCE creates this file at startup
time, the file will not exist if the DCE RPC daemon
has never been started.) You need to perform this
step only once. After you complete these steps, when
the DCE RPC daemon creates this file at startup time,
only TCP and UDP will be registered.
3. Find and uncomment the following lines in the file
sched_init.sh, in the Scheduler home directory /var/sched:
#RPC_SUPPORTED_PROTSEQS=ncacn_ip_tcp:ncadg_ip_udp
#export RPC_SUPPORTED_PROTSEQS
4. Start up POLYCENTER Scheduler Version 3.0. The
startup procedure checks to see if the DCE RPC daemon
is running. If it isn't, Scheduler gives you the
option of starting it. When the Scheduler startup
procedure starts up the DCE RPC daemon, DCE reads
the environment variable RPC_SUPPORTED_PROTSEQS.
________________________ Note ________________________
If you have previously performed the first three
steps, this step will be performed automatically
during console startup when the system is rebooted.
______________________________________________________
2) Use of Local Location Broker Daemon (LLBD) and Distributed
Computing Environment (DCE) Remote Procedure Call Daemon.
The Fullsail product known in POLYCENTER as the
Performance Monitor and Solution Tools for UNIX uses the
LLBD while Scheduler uses RPCD. Both of these daemons can
not be running at the same time.
DCE is that they they each have a daemon process that allows
registration of local RPC servers. They are architected to have
the endpoint mapper listen and hard coded to the same port 135.
Try running "netstat -A | grep 135" to see if the port is in use.
This may have actually been done intentional because the DCE RPC
daemon is intended to be a superset of the Apollo RPC daemon,
as it can be used instead. The functionality provided by LLBD
is in RPCD of DCE.
To be clear: RPCD will do all the communication that the product
Full Sail needs in place of LLBD.
CONSOLE STARTUP: In order to guarantee the startup of LLBD
is disabled remove the softlink in /sbin/rc3.d
called S66llbd.
>> BTW: Are there any plans to make the scheduler installation consistent
>> with other Digital UNIX software, e.g. release notes in
>> /cdrom/<product>/documentation, software installed into /usr/opt, and
>> of course most importantly on the standard software distribution.
The installation is consistent with product which are not operating
system specific and therefore do not belong in /usr/opt. Actually
it is a requirement on the gold release we place Scheduler on the
"/var" parition. The reason the CD directory (documentation) is
different is because standard software distribution does the
consolidation of UNIX products while Scheduler is done as an IPO.
This will be resolved in time I am sure.
>> The job exception window in the GUI is too small and clips its contents.
>> It makes the window useless, since there is no way to say "OK" or "Apply".
>> I'm assuming these buttons are down at the bottom of the window, but I
>> can't see them.
I am unsure of the terminal type you are using. It is a problem for
certain terminal types and is being addressed for next release.
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1095.9 | cool | OPCO::TSG_BHL | When too much horsepower is barely enuff!! | Thu May 16 1996 22:03 | 6 |
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Cool,
point 1) seems to do the trick, thanks for the time.
Byron
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1095.10 | | MRBASS::PUISHYS | Project Leader Scheduler V3.0 for Digital UNIX | Fri May 17 1996 14:34 | 8 |
| Also Byron,
The scheduler and performace advisor do work fine together as long
as you start rpcd before the performance advisor.
rpcd is a will do everything llbd does and more.
bob
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