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Re: TCPIP Services

 
Tim Pride
Advisor

Re: TCPIP Services

ps.
How do I check the FTP Service and the file that is called?
Heinz W Genhart
Honored Contributor

Re: TCPIP Services

Hi Tim

it seems for me, that Ftp is not configured propperly.

If yoe enter

$ tcpip sho conf ena service

can you see FTP?

It could help to do the following (Be carefull in case this is a production machine and take care if this machine belongs to a cluster):

Remove the TCPIP$FTP Account from SYSUAF. Then use SYS$STARTUP:TCPIP$CONFIG to disable the Service ftp for the local node.
Finnaly use TCPIP$CONFIG to reenable the Service FTP. After this FTP should be configured propperly and should work.

Regards

Geni
Heinz W Genhart
Honored Contributor

Re: TCPIP Services

Hi Tim

*** How do I check the FTP Service and the file that is called? ***

$ TCPIP sho service ftp/full

on Line nr. 8 of the output you can see
File: TCPIP$SYSTEM:TCPIP$FTP_RUN.COM

If there is another file defined, then this could be your problem

Regards

Geni
Tim Pride
Advisor

Re: TCPIP Services

Hi Geni
Did user removal and the disable reenable, no difference, sho serv tcp/ip only shows 2 lines so I cannot find the file. Anyway the file exists and contains "run ftp_server.exe" but it looks as if it doesnt get called. As I said before in the config all services required are enabled started but show sys/net has zero lines and tcpip sho serv all required is disabled.
Also the INSTALL list/full tcpip$ftpc & ftpd are not found. I really dont want to re-install TCPIP, any other things I can look at?
Tim
Wim Van den Wyngaert
Honored Contributor

Re: TCPIP Services

ucx show config servi ftp

Wim
Wim
labadie_1
Honored Contributor

Re: TCPIP Services

Can you post
$ mc authorize sh tcpip$ftp
$ dir/sec sys$sysdevice:<000000>tcpip$ftp.dir
$ dir/sec sys$sysdevice:*.*;


DO you have a sys$manager:sylogin.com (or follow the logical sys$sylogin) with specific things inside ?

Can you login with the user tcpip$ftp if you change the password/acces restrictions ?
Heinz W Genhart
Honored Contributor

Re: TCPIP Services

Hi Tim

do you have a valid license for tcpip?
e.g. NET-APP-SUP-400

Regards

Geni
Tim Pride
Advisor

Re: TCPIP Services

Hi Geni,
I think so its : NET-APP-SUP-200 not 400 but does this make a difference.
tim
Tim Pride
Advisor

Re: TCPIP Services

Hi Guys,
Thanks, the problem was in the sylogin.com, there was incorrect logic and the startup/login of TCPIP services was falling in a black hole, thanks for all your help, I have gained a lot.
Tim
Tim Pride
Advisor

Re: TCPIP Services

SYLOGIN.COM Logic was corrected.
Thanks everybody.