IGNITE C.7.8.201

[David Willams]

The only way I was able to make out was that... I logged on to each system and checked for /etc/bootptab ... and I found entries on one server... by which I was able to know that X is an Ignite server and XYZ are clients....

I am still hunting to get the ignite GUI.

How to invoke the display andd get into GUI

[Prashanth Waugh]

Hi David,

On servers
check
/etc/dfs/dfstab

what are the entries are there

2) check
/var/opt/ignite/clients on ignite server all ignite clients are register in this path.

Regards,
prashant

[Prashanth Waugh]

Hi David,

check the path on ignite server
/var/opt/ignite/archive

there will be the ignite archive for each client.

Regards,
prashant

[David Willams]

Thanks for the responces...

I have the following HP-UX servers in the DC when I have entered new.. and the previous sys Admin ahs not told me anything...

Server A, B, C. D...... Z

Now I am getting a new server AB... in this same network...

I do not want to do a lanboot..

Now I have make my entries in /erc/bootptab..

Is there a single command to which when given on the server will tell me if it it a client or a server...

[Torsten.]

With ignite installed, each server can be ignite server or client.

Start the ignite GUI and check if there is a configuration - so you know you found the server.

I would expect the server has some images of clients stored already, check this too.

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