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тАО02-12-2007 03:58 AM
тАО02-12-2007 03:58 AM
missing logical sys$node
I upgraded my 7.3-1 Openvms Alpha server to 7.3-2 - I don't seems to have a logical sys$node or sys$node_fullname - where do those get define?
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тАО02-12-2007 04:12 AM
тАО02-12-2007 04:12 AM
Re: missing logical sys$node
Karen,
SYS$NODE seems to be defined by NET$ACP, SYS$NODE_FULLNAME is being defined by NET$STARTUP.COM.
Please consider to re-run @NET$CONFIGURE and re-do menu item [2] Change naming information.
Make sure you enter a valid (local) namespace name (e.g. LOCAL:.nodename) - assuming you're using a local namespace.
Then reboot to check if SYS$NODE is now correctly defined.
Volker.
SYS$NODE seems to be defined by NET$ACP, SYS$NODE_FULLNAME is being defined by NET$STARTUP.COM.
Please consider to re-run @NET$CONFIGURE and re-do menu item [2] Change naming information.
Make sure you enter a valid (local) namespace name (e.g. LOCAL:.nodename) - assuming you're using a local namespace.
Then reboot to check if SYS$NODE is now correctly defined.
Volker.
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тАО02-12-2007 05:02 AM
тАО02-12-2007 05:02 AM
Re: missing logical sys$node
DECnet defines these logical names. Automatically.
The fullname reference implies DECnet-Plus.
The lack of the logical name implies a problem with DECnet or the DECnet configuration, that DECnet is not started, or that DECnet is not installed.
Arguably, OpenVMS itself should have provided at least SYS$NODE, if DECnet was not configured and started.
There are a number of spots where you'll find different node names in OpenVMS -- I ended up with some logic that found whichever name was available, whether SYS$NODE, the IP logical names for >=5.0 and <5.0, SCSNODE, the DECnet and IP cluster aliases, and other spots. The list of spots where you can find the node name is over in the FAQ.
I'd thought I'd posted an example of the sequence, but apparently not.
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.os.vms/browse_thread/thread/ffa90744cd5dde16/8350624f617dbb26
And FWIW, there is a bug in DECwindows in this area that was fixed. (qv: Google thread)
The fullname reference implies DECnet-Plus.
The lack of the logical name implies a problem with DECnet or the DECnet configuration, that DECnet is not started, or that DECnet is not installed.
Arguably, OpenVMS itself should have provided at least SYS$NODE, if DECnet was not configured and started.
There are a number of spots where you'll find different node names in OpenVMS -- I ended up with some logic that found whichever name was available, whether SYS$NODE, the IP logical names for >=5.0 and <5.0, SCSNODE, the DECnet and IP cluster aliases, and other spots. The list of spots where you can find the node name is over in the FAQ.
I'd thought I'd posted an example of the sequence, but apparently not.
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.os.vms/browse_thread/thread/ffa90744cd5dde16/8350624f617dbb26
And FWIW, there is a bug in DECwindows in this area that was fixed. (qv: Google thread)
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