OK, we assume that you have successfully pinged from
one of your IBM RISC System/6000 AIX AFS servers
to one of the new clients and vice versa.
Ergo, you have the network connectivity but you just
can't start access /afs/@cell/?
If so, try rebooting one of your new Linux clients _without_ starting AFS.
Delete and re-create the cache directory (or, better, filesystem).
Then try:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/afs start
I can tell you, Transarc's AFS 3.6 client on RedHat Linux 6.2
accessing RS6K AIX AFS servers works every day for me.
--
cheers
paul http://acm.org/~mpb
Morris Strongson wrote:
> We have just added over 40 new Farm machines, running Linux
> (Red Hat 6.*) and AFS client 3.6 software. These machines are
> clones of others already functional in the AFS client arena, except
> that
> these cannot talk to the servers. The only difference that we can
> think of
> is that they are on a new subnet.
>
> Is there anything you can think of that would cause this? The servers
>
> are all IBM RS6000s, running AIX and AFS 3.6. Thanks for your help.
>
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