Title: | SCHEDULER |
Notice: | Welcome to the Scheduler Conference on node HUMANE ril |
Moderator: | RUMOR::FALEK |
Created: | Sat Mar 20 1993 |
Last Modified: | Tue Jun 03 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 1240 |
Total number of notes: | 5017 |
Hi, I got the following error when I run IVP for Scheduler Agent on a VAX with OpenVMS V6.1 installed. @SYS$TEST:NSCHED$AGENT_IVP Beginning the POLYCENTER Scheduler V2.1B Agent IVP gethostbyname: non-translatable vms error code 0x182B2, vms message: %rms-e-rnf, record not found error sending packet to agent %NONAME-F-NOMSG, Message number 00000004 The POLYCENTER Scheduler V2.1B IVP procedure has failed. %NONAME-W-NOMSG, Message number 00000000 Anybody has any clue to it ? Thank your help in advance. steven
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1173.1 | check this | CSC32::WATERS | The Agony of Delete | Mon Nov 04 1996 17:09 | 9 |
Can you do SCHED SHO STATUS/REMOTE=agent_nodename ? Check to make sure that the logical NSCHED$REMOTE_SUPPORT_ENABLED is defined to equal "TRUE", /SYSTEM/EXEC Mark Waters CSC Colorado | |||||
1173.2 | logical defined & SHOW STATUS OK | HGOVC::STEVENCHEUNG | Mon Nov 04 1996 21:50 | 10 | |
Hi, Mark, On the Sceduler server system, I could do the SCHED SHO STATUS=REMOTE=agent_nodename_in_question after I defined the logical NSCHED$REMOTE_SUPPORT_ENABLED to "TRUE". But when I ran the IVP on the agent node, I still got that error as described in 1173.0. I did not have the logical NSCHED$REMOTE_SUPPORT_ENABLED define to "TRUE" on the agent node. Steven | |||||
1173.3 | UCX | CSC32::WATERS | The Agony of Delete | Tue Nov 05 1996 13:34 | 20 |
Sounds like TCPIP doen't know the host name for the agent node. Issue the command: $ UCX SHOW HOST agnet_nodename How is the agents node name defined to ucx ? Is there an Alias ? UCX gethostbyname will return the host name and not the alias. --- $ UCX SET HOST "orange" /ADDRESS=128.33.33.9/ALIAS="orange.foo.edu" gethostbyname will return "orange" as the host name, not "orange.foo.edu". gethostname will return "orange.foo.edu" as the host name, not "orange". Mark |