CC'ing caiman-discuss, better forum for this question. From what little knowledge I have, and based on installadm about to be delivered in Osol-1003, it looks like you have two clients with the same name, which is indeed strange.
installadm list, simply lists the install services that are available. installadm list -c, will provide a list of clients that have been configured. In a browser can you browse to http://localhost:5555 ? Looks like the HTTP request is failing for the service, so apache svc may not be running on your install server. cheers Matt On 03/ 2/10 09:09 PM, Nandini Mocherla wrote: > Hi > > We got a AI server configured on 2009.06 and with the install service > "0906x86" running on this server. Couple of months ago I have > successfully installed a client with AI, but now we are having issues > with the other client as it is failing to connect to install service at > port 5555. Here is the output from the client install. And here are my > questions where I am having trouble figuring out. > > a. The installadm list ouput is showing two services. Does this mean two > install services configured or is it lists no.of clients configured for > this service? > > b. Also with installadm create-service what changes are made to apache > service/configuration in order to access the service via port 5555. > > We really need to get this system install quickly so any help in this > regard is highly appreciated. Thanks. > > *Output from client install* > > SunOS Release 5.11 Version snv_111b 64-bit Hostname: opensolaris > Remounting root read/writecrosystems, Inc. All rights reserved. > Probing for device nodes ...rms. > Preparing automated install image for use > Downloading solaris.zlib archive > --03:44:16-- > http://72.5.123.147:5555/export/aiserver/osol-0906-ai-x86/solaris.zlib > => `/tmp/solaris.zlib' > Connecting to 72.5.123.147:5555... failed: Connection refused. > FAILED > Requesting System Maintenance Mode > (See /lib/svc/share/README for more information.) > Console login service(s) cannot run > > Enter user name for system maintenance (control-d to bypass): > > > *Installadm list output* > > [Anm228662 at sf-admin2]/var/apache2/2.2/htdocs $installadm list > The install services running on the system are: > > 0906x86 > 0906x86 > [Anm228662 at sf-admin2]/var/apache2/2.2/htdocs $ > > -- > -- Nandini
