utadm -A adds a subnet to the configuration. In your case, you told it not to give out IP's, but it does setup DHCP to respond to an INFORM, which gives your clients 134.114.64.40 to connect to.
If your DHCP and configuration information is coming from elsewhere, all that you need to do is turn LAN connections on. In your case, to fix it do: utadm -D 134.114.64.0 say no to turning off LAN connections at the end. You can confirm that no suybnets are configured but LAN connections are on by using utadm -l On Wed, 2007-03-21 at 16:27 -0700, Christian McHugh wrote: > Craig Bender wrote: > > Christian, can you send a utquery -d <ip of DTU> from one that > > connected to your test server? How did you create the interconnect on > > the test server? Did you just do utadm -L on or did you some other > > option (like perhaps -A)? > $ utquery -d 134.114.64.162 > terminalID=00144f7ccdbb > terminalIPA=134.114.64.162 > model=SunRayP8 > Subnet=255.255.255.0 > Router=134.114.64.1 > MTU=1500 > LeaseTim=86400 > DHCPServer=134.114.96.4 > INFORMServer=134.114.64.40 > AuthSrvr=134.114.64.40 > AuthPort=7009 > LogHost=134.114.64.40 > FwSrvr=134.114.64.40 > NewTVer=3.1_32,REV=2005.08.24.08.55 > currentAuth=134.114.64.40 > currentFW=MfgPkg_4.15_2006.07.20.16.57 > currentBarrier=310 > currentBarrierLevel=310 > AltAuth=134.114.64.40 > dnsList=134.114.254.15,134.114.138.3,134.114.96.4 > dname=egr.nau.edu > > > Server was created with utadm -A. I'm not sure I really understand the > difference between the various ways of setting up the sunray server. If > you could point me to a concise summary it would be appreciated. > > Thanks, > Christian McHugh > _______________________________________________ > SunRay-Users mailing list > [email protected] > http://node1.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users Brad Lackey Desktop Product Lead US Software Practice (720) 548-3339 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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