Lars Schimmer wrote: > Seems to be suitable, but while Cicsco VPN is active, I don´t do anthing > with OpenAFS. After stopping and closing VPN I assume OpenAFS to be back > up, like all other networking. > I can browse site, I can resolve URLs, I can do all like normal, but > OpenAFS is not working. > Just a reboot brings it back to life (and yes, this looks like broken > network - I just can´t find it).
>> The AFS log files are stored in %WinDir%\TEMP on Vista. Just as they >> are on other versions of Windows. > > Sorry, no entry. On Vista you need to be an "Administrator" to read the contents of that directory. Since I don't have access to a system that experiences the problem I am not going to be able to debug this for you. The debugging section of the release notes describes the tools available for analyzing issues with the client. http://dl.openafs.org/dl/openafs/1.5.21/winxp/relnotes.htm#_Toc170268869 For this you might have to attach a debugger to the client and place break points within the smb_RestartListeners() function in src/WINNT/afsd/smb.c Jeffrey Altman Secure Endpoints Inc.
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