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Re: remsh not working

 
tsunix-pdm-1
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remsh not working

Hi all,

 

I can`t remsh to a sytem (DEST)  from a server (SOURCE) ; I get a timeout. From other SOURCE server, I can do it.

 

- Both SOURCE servers exist in DEST's .rhosts

- Both SOURCE servers exist in DEST's inetd.sec

 

The DEST system have two IPs one belonging to its hostname and other one (2nd_IP), and I can see whenever I try:

 

SOURCE:/remsh DEST_hostname "uname -a"

 

..this in netstat -an:

 

Proto Recv-Q Send-Q  Local Address          Foreign Address        (state)

 

tcp        0      0          Hostname_IP.514          SOURCE_IP.1018       ESTABLISHED

tcp        0      1             <2nd_IP>.1023           SOURCE_IP.1017       SYN_SENT

 

 

So it seems I connect to it through its hostname BUT it returns through the 2nd lan; this is forbidden by the firewall. We have more systems with this configuration and they work well. Also, from other source servers, I can remsh to it without problems.

 

Any idea on what's going on and how to make remsh works?

 

Best Regards,

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Torsten.
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Re: remsh not working

Are both IP addresses on the same server within the same subnet?

 

This is usually causing problems (unless you do some specific configurations).


Hope this helps!
Regards
Torsten.

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tsunix-pdm-1
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Re: remsh not working

Yes, both IPs are on the same subnet. But "remsh" works from some servers, and we have servers with two IPs-same subnet and no problems seen. No idea on how to address this issue.

 

Best Regards,

Torsten.
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Re: remsh not working

There are a lot of related threads, example:

http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Networking/about-ip-strong-es-model-and-lan-fail-over-redundancy/td-p/3922887

Hope this helps!
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