The server list produced by "fs getserverprefs" does not necessarily indicate that the listed "file servers" are registered in your vldb. The "fs getserverprefs" output lists known file servers without any cell information (so you don't know what cell they belong to) nor does it indicate how they were added to the list:
(1) vldb lookup (2) "fs setserverprefs" command nor does it indicate the reason they were added. The default ranks associated with a file server are allocation as follows: 5000 /* on same machine */ 20000 /* on same subnet */ 30000 /* on same network */ 40000 /* on different networks */ You might want to execute "fs listcells" to see if you contacted another cell at any point. Jeffrey Altman Lars Schimmer wrote: > Hi! > > I recognized some strange servers in my OpenAFS cell. > I run the afsss.pl srcipt to get a overview of my servers and volumes. > Til yesterday it worked quite well. > But today it gives me some errors: > querying servers for partitions: 172...rxi_sendmsg failed, error 22 > > So I looked out and searched for probs and found two registered servers > which are NOT mine: > 192.168.173.1 > 172.16.72.1 > (fs listadr) > > So, I know for sure there is NO 192.x or 172.x Computer in my subnet, > and absolut NO OpenAFS server wirhin my subnet with these IPs. > How did these servers get registered in my vldb? > And how do I delete them? > A bos removehost doesn't work because of "communication error", which is > correct, the IPs are not reachable. > > And why are the server ranks so high? > fs getserverprefs > 172.16.72.1 40007 > 192.168.173.1 40014 > trinculo.cgv.tugraz.at 20010 > phobos.cgv.tugraz.at 5005 > deimos.cgv.tugraz.at 20008 > oberon.cgv.tugraz.at 20008 > > Questions over questions,.... > I use OpenAFS 1.4.0-3 on debian (servers and clients). > > > Cya > Lars _______________________________________________ OpenAFS-info mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-info
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