Hi Matt,
Thank you very much for responding. Here are my comments in line.
Matt Keenan wrote:
> 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.
We have two clients configured to use the same service name (0906x86).
As per the man page installadm list command lists install services. But
my question is, why it is listing two services with the same name as we
have configured only one service "0906x86) and assigned this service to
2 clients with the following command. So is it listing the no.of
clients configured for this service?
#installadm create-client -e 0:1E:68:04:50:1D -b "console=ttya" -n
0906x86 -t /export/aiserver/osol-0906-ai-x86
>
> installadm list, simply lists the install services that are available.
>
> installadm list -c, will provide a list of clients that have been
> configured.
It is not listing the clients and -c option is not available as per the
man page. Is there any other command to list the no.of clients
configured with the service?
root at sf-admin2:~# installadm list -c
list: missing one or more required options.
usage:
list [-n <svcname>]
root at sf-admin2:~# installadm list
The install services running on the system are:
0906x86
0906x86
root at sf-admin2:~# installadm list -n 0906x86
Manifest
--------
default-fig.xml
root at sf-admin2:~#
Note: the above command installadm list with -n option is not listing
the another client which is using default.xml.
>
> In a browser can you browse to http://localhost:5555 ?
Our systems are in colo datacenter and due to firewall restrictions it
is not possible.
Looks like the HTTP request is failing for the service, so apache svc
may not be running on your install server.
I am just curious if the installadm create service adds any entries to
apache httpd.conf file? I don't see any changes to the apache config
file but there is one more ai-httpd.conf file in
/var/ai/46501/ai-httpd.conf file which is listening to port 5555. But
not sure why the http request is failing. As I said I did not have any
problem with installing the first client but now have this issue with
the other client.
>
> 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
>
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