William,
I tried putting fully qualified names into the file and that did not work. I
can try ip next but I think resolution issues are not it
>Does the Sun Ray know how to resolve or reach infosphere and fry? Maybe you
need to use the full hostname (i.e. with domain name) or IP addresses
instead?
Bob,
Nothing in /etc/syslog.conf for user.info that I can see. It looks like we are
syslogging that to our syslog host.
All I see in the log for that token is this.
messages:Feb 8 14:16:21 farnsworth.cesa.opbu.xerox.com utauthd: [ID 167546
user.info] Worker0 NOTICE: CLAIMED by StartSession.m7 NAME:
user.1265325368-7053 PARAMETERS: {stealProtected=true,
terminalIPA=13.123.5.122, type=user,
fw=3.1_120879-03_2006.04.03.16.51,Boot:1.6; 2002.05.07-12:58:28-PDT,
state=connected, cause=insert, doamgh=true, barrierLevel=310,
lockaction=disconnect, rawId=5011c7e600130100,
terminalCID=IEEE802.0003ba3c12dd, MTU=1500, tokenSeq=28, firstServer=0dfd9df5,
atr.hist_len=09, namespace=IEEE802, id=1265325368-7053,
clientRand=OuHSfQ/QmedqY/xlJojewcScFlUnGZOsFlKjLkJnt.a, realIP=0d7b057a,
useReal=true, atr=3b6900002494010201000101a9, event=insert, atr.hs=04,
sn=0003ba3c12dd, rawType=Payflex, hw=SunRayP4, initState=0, usersession=false,
_=1}
>If the /var/opt/SUNWut/log/messages file is empty, something is very
wrong. Is /etc/syslog.conf configured to specify that file for user.info level
logging ?
No changes to the /etc/opt/SUNWut/auth.props file.
Yes I rebooted all hosts after install....But I'll do it again just because
nothing else is working......
All the servers in the 3 FOGs are Solaris 10 sparc (latest) running the latest
SRSS.
The sunrays get their IP's from an ISC DHCP server and we use sunray-servers
DNS entries for the sunrays to find and connect to an available sunray server.
If we get the new FOGs built we will likely be adding a new FOG that contains a
pair of CentOS boxes.
Scott
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