Thanks William for your reply. I did reenter the FOG signature on both servers, but things are going from bad to worse now...
After changing the signature on both servers, I restarted the "utfwsync" command, and now I receive this message: Jan 23 08:21:20 tcr02snray00001 utdsd[686]: Bind failed ; act as anonymous I searched a bit around this, and compared these files: - /etc/opt/SUNWut/utadmin.pw - /etc/opt/SUNWut/utadmin.conf and both files are looking exactly the same, with the same permissions and ownsership. I then decided to reset password with "utpw" on both servers, and after doing so (I put the same password on both server), I relaunched a "utfwsync", and now I receive this message: utpulld[8927]: Error: ldap_sasl_bind (host tcr02snray00001, DN cn=admin,o=utdata) returned: Invalid credentials I'm starting to scratch my head really hard now... ...what the hell am doing wrong??? Thanks in advance! Ben On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 18:44:05 -0500, William Yang wrote > Ben, > > Make sure you configured the same FOG signature on both servers when > you ran utconfig. You can enter a new one without re-configing by > running utgroupsig (in /opt/SUNWut/sbin). > > William Yang > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Benoit Audet > To: [email protected] > Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008 6:09 PM > Subject: [SunRay-Users] 2 hosts stopping to communicate in a FOG > > Hi fellow sunray admins, > > I am facing a strange problem on a new setup here. My client have > two T6300 blades in a Sun Blade 6000 enclosure, and wants to have > both blades configured as SunRay servers in a FOG. I arrived and > Solaris has been installed via Jumpstart (not made by me) and this > is Solaris 8/07 on both blades. Everything seem to be operating > perfectly, network, and so on. > > I installed SRSS 4.0 on both servers, with uttsc (SRWC) 2.0, and I > installed as well Sun Desktop Manager 1.0.1 as well, since my > client wants to use JDS desktops to his users. I as well installed > patches 127553-01 and 127556-01. > > Once the setup has been done, I tried to put it in a FOG with the following > stepds: > (1) on the master; I ran "utreplica -p secondary-server"; > (2) on the secondary: I ran "utreplica -s master-server"; > > (3) I ran "rdate" on both server, even if the servers are NTP clients; > > (4) I then ran "utfwsync" on the secondary server (but I did as > well on the master after playing around...); > (5) Rebooted one and the other server... > > And the problem is that, when logging into the web interface > > (https://master-server:1661, etc.), on the master or the slave, > there is only one server on both web interfaces... Looks like > synchronisation is not working. When I do, on both server, > "utreplica -l", it lists both "master" and "secondary" properly, > but that's it. > > I then thought of something, and I ran "netservices open" on both > servers, but nothing went better. > > I ran the "/opt/SUNWut/srds/sbin/utpulld -o" command, and all it > tells me, is: "utpulld: terminating normally, no pull_replica lines > in config file"... > > And then, suddenly, in the web interface, I was able to see both > servers in the servers list, and it was there on both servers' web > interfaces... ...but it disappeared. > > Browsing the log files, I found this little line: > "Host a1012bf01 is un-communicative, treating it as untrusted.." > > Is there something I'm missing??? I went through more than one > SunRay setups, and never faced a problem like this one... Any help > will be more than welcome! > > Ben Audet > _______________________________________________ > SunRay-Users mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users Benoît Audet GRAB Informatique Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel.: (418) 871-6946 #25 Cel.: (418) 802-5882 _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
