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Re: ftp daemon takes 50 seconds to response

 
Ian Miller.
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Re: ftp daemon takes 50 seconds to response

Note when defining names you may wish to place the name in quote to keep the name lower case.

UCX SET NAME "foo.org"/addr=164.54.22.1
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eric_17
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Re: ftp daemon takes 50 seconds to response

$ UCX SET NAME "eric0011.hcl.com"/addr=10.10.10.10
%CLI-W-MAXPARM, too many parameters - reenter command with fewer parameters
\"eric0011.hcl.com"\
Martin P.J. Zinser
Honored Contributor

Re: ftp daemon takes 50 seconds to response

Hello Eric,

slight confusion here.

set name is to set a nameserver. To define a hostname in "/etc/hosts" use

ucx set host "host.dom"/addre=xx.xx.xx.xx

Do define Nameservers I do recommend using

@sys$startup:ucx$config

Select 1 - Core components, then
4 - Bind resolver

This prompts you for both address and name of the DNS server.

Greetings, Martin
eric_17
Advisor

Re: ftp daemon takes 50 seconds to response

Hi Martin,

The problem is the system keeps on asking me "Enter your BIND server name:" if I use @ucx$config GUI interface. That's why I want to use command line
labadie_1
Honored Contributor

Re: ftp daemon takes 50 seconds to response

Suppose your bind server name is Alpha1, you enter it in the "equivalent" of /etc/hosts (it is the indexed file sys$system:ucx$host.dat, do not edit it by hand)

$ ucx set host alpha1/add=1.2.3.4/alias="alpha1"

As Vms upcases the firts alpha1, you will have ALPHA1 and alpha1 in your database, then you can answer alpha1 for your Bind server.
Martin P.J. Zinser
Honored Contributor

Re: ftp daemon takes 50 seconds to response

Hello Eric,

enter the address as the "name"

Enter your BIND server name: 10.0.0.8

10.0.0.8 is not in the local host database.
If you want to enter the server in the local host
database, enter the server name. Otherwise, enter .

Enter remote BIND server name []:


Greetings, Martin

P.S. If you do want to enter the name in beforehand use ucx set host as mentioned by me and others ;-)
eric_17
Advisor

Re: ftp daemon takes 50 seconds to response

Hi All! Thank you very much! It works now!
I don't have any experience at DECVMS, you are been a great help!!

I am so stupid :-)!

summary:

IP, getway, netmask, domain: no problem
Telnet: no problem
ping: no problem
trace router: no problem
name resove(nslookup): no problem
ftp to localhost: no problem

Only problem: bind server IP is not right

A little bit confused: could telnet to IP or Machine name, it means DNS server works well, but bind server ip is not right?