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01-11-2006 11:33 AM
01-11-2006 11:33 AM
Why appears next message when is executed rdist command?
server1> rdist -c $(pwd)/message 120.123.342.567
updating host 120.123.342.567
remshd: Host address mismatch
Thanks !!!!
server1> rdist -c $(pwd)/message 120.123.342.567
updating host 120.123.342.567
remshd: Host address mismatch
Thanks !!!!
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01-11-2006 11:47 AM
01-11-2006 11:47 AM
Re: Error with rdist command (host address mismatch)
hi,
could u do a nslookup on the host:
# nslookup
it could be some error in the /etc/hosts or the DNS (if configure) is not resolving that hostname.
regards.
could u do a nslookup on the host:
# nslookup
it could be some error in the /etc/hosts or the DNS (if configure) is not resolving that hostname.
regards.
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