A test too is to keep the DIRMSAT servers stopped; make a change on the master system and then see if the DIRMSAT users get a file in there reader. If not, DIRMAINT's (or RSCS') setup isn't right; if a file arrives: start the DIRMSAT server and look in its console for any messages.
2008/4/11, Robert J Brenneman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > If you can send files from each VM system to every other VM system via > RSCS then that's not your problem. > > The next thing to check is that you've got the CONFIGx DATADVH correctly > set up for Dirmaint custering - > You'll need to have routing and satellite_server statements set up in > there. > > The routing statements look like this for a 3 node RSCS setup: > > FROM= node1 TO= node2 S= RSCS T= node2 > FROM= node2 TO= node1 S= RSCS T= node1 > FROM= node1 TO= node3 S= RSCS T= node3 > FROM= node3 TO= node1 S= RSCS T= node1 > FROM= node2 TO= node3 S= RSCS T= node3 > FROM= node3 TO= node2 S= RSCS T= node2 > > And then the satellite_server statements: > SATELLITE_SERVER= DIRMSAT2 node2 > SATELLITE_SERVER= DIRMSAT3 node3 > > > This assumes you've setup the DIRMSAT machines at the other two nodes, and > that they are coming up correctly as satellite servers. > > Make sure youve copied the same CONFIGx DATADVH to all of the dirmaint and > dirmsat systems - the satelite servers need this config too. > > > -- > Jay Brenneman -- Kris Buelens, IBM Belgium, VM customer support
