Do the AR Servers use the portmapper or are they configured to use a
specific TCP port? You can check this in the admin tool under "Server
Information -> Server Ports and Queues".
The number 390621 that you used in the ARTCPPORT variable looks more
like an RPC port number, for which there's a separate ARRPC variable.
The ARTCPPORT variable should contain the TCP/IP port number (if the
server does't use the portmapper), which is something completely different.
By the way, the ARTCPPORT/ARRPC variables aren't even needed since the
port numbers can also be passed as parameters to the ars_Login function,
e.g.
my $ctrl = ars_Login($server,$username,$passwd, "", "", 2090,390621);
Regards,
Thilo Stapff
Urban, Robert (Allianz ASIC München, externer Mitarbeiter) wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> I have a problem that I don't think is related specifically to ARSPerl,
> but I thought
> this might nevertheless be a good place to ask for help...
>
> I have several Sparc machines (SPARC-Enterprise-T5220) running
> Solaris10. They have ARS v6.3
> installed and are configured to be in a server-group with another
> machine running Solaris8 with ARS v6.3.
> There is another server-group running on Solaris9 with ARS v6.3.
>
> I have a simple ARSPerl script:
>
>
> my $ARS = ars_Login($server, $username, $password);
> if (!defined($ARS)) {
> print "connection failed.\nars-error:\n$ars_errstr\n";
> exit;
> }
> print "connect OK\n";
>
> ars_Logoff($ARS);
>
> If I run this script on either one of the Solaris10 servers and point it
> at the same machine ($server)
> where the script is running (localhost), it works. If I point it at one
> of the Solaris9 machines, it works.
> If I point it at the the other Solaris10 machine, it fails with the
> following error:
>
>
> connection failed.
> ars-error:
> [ERROR] Message not in catalog; Message number = 90 (sol10host1 :
> RPC: Rpcbind failure - RPC: Authentication error) (ARERR #90)
>
> I also get the error if I run the script from the Solaris8 machine, and
> point at either of the Solaris10 machines.
>
> If I point the script at any other machine, for example the Solaris8
> machine in the same server-group, it works.
>
> If I set the environment variable ARTCPPORT to a port I know is
> configured in ARS ("private"), as follows:
>
> export ARTCPPORT=390621
>
> and run my script, it fails with a different error-message:
>
> connection failed
> ars-error:
> [ERROR] Message not in catalog; Message number = 90 (sol10host2 (0)
> : RPC: Miscellaneous tli error - An event requires attentionError 0)
> (ARERR #90)
>
> To sum things up: the script is successful when run from and machine to
> a non-solaris10 machine
>
> the script fails when run from any machine to a Solaris10 machine.
>
> I'm using ARSperl-1.91 and ARS API v6.3.
>
> anyone have a clue what the problem is?
>
> Rob Urban
>
>
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