Your error message means that you get database locks on the ADSM
database. I have no idea why, is it possible to put a sniffer on your
FDDI ring ? Otherwise I recommend to forward this problem to IBM and
check if they can help you.
-----Original Message-----
From: Gerry Hibbs [mailto:HIBBSGW AT FIRSTTRUST DOT COM]
Sent: Monday, December 07, 1998 2:11 PM
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject: Re: TCP/IP 'twixt NetWare 4.11 and AIX
ADSM server
Master TJ:
The CommTimeOut is set at 600 (10 minutes). Sometimes
this is not long enough for reestablishing communications. Often they
do reconnect and restart the session before the time is up. Increasing
this setting might allow a complete backup most of the time, but I would
still like to solve the base problem.
>>> TJ Saijoen <tsaijoen AT RISCMAN DOT COM> 12/07 10:00 AM >>>
Gerry,
Do you have the COMMTimeout parameter in the server
option file, if yes
let me know the value.
Regards Tj
-----Original Message-----
From: Gerry Hibbs
[mailto:HIBBSGW AT FIRSTTRUST DOT COM]
Sent: Monday, December 07, 1998 11:12
AM
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject: Re: TCP/IP 'twixt
NetWare 4.11 and AIX
ADSM server
Dear TJ,
Both the AIX ADSM server and the NetWare
client are on
the FDDI ring--no routers. In fact, the NetWare clients
that are on
ethernet and have to traverse a switch have no problem.
I am still wondering what the ADSM error
messages mean.
>>> Tjeerd Saijoen
<tsaijoen AT RISCMAN DOT COM> 12/05 4:31 AM
>>>
Gerry,
If you can not ping during your session
lost, that sound
like a network
problem and not a ADSM problem.
Recommend to track down
your network
connections and check if you have any
routers between
the client and the
server is yes look to the routers log
file.
Regards Tj
Riscmanagament
-----Original Message-----
From: Gerry Hibbs
[mailto:HIBBSGW AT FIRSTTRUST DOT COM]
Sent: Friday, December 04, 1998 6:45
PM
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject: Re: TCP/IP 'twixt
NetWare 4.11 and AIX
ADSM server
When I query actlog, if the interruption
goes long
enough so that the
session is terminated, I get the
following:
ANR0481W Session 1485 for node FTC-IS
(Netware)
terminated - client did not
respond in 600 seconds.
Otherwise, nothing. Where else might I
look?
>>> James SPORER
<james.sporer AT CCMAIL.ADP.WISC DOT EDU>
12/04 3:28 PM >>>
What messages are you seeing on the
AIX ADSM server
side?
Jim Sporer
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Subject: TCP/IP 'twixt NetWare 4.11 and
AIX ADSM server
Author: "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager"
<ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU> at IPNET
Date: 12/4/98 2:07 PM
I am attempting to backup NetWare 4.11.
We have a FDDI
backbone to which
the
AIX ADSM server attaches directly.
NetWare boxes which
use an Ethernet
connection have no problem. However,
NetWare boxes with
FDDI cards lose
connection to the AIX ADSM server during
a backup. The
interruption can
last
several minutes, after which another
connection is
usually established.
This happens repeatedly during the
incremental. The
ADSM error log on the
NW
server gives the following message,
apparantly for each
time the connection
is
lost:
12/01/1998 20:56:25 TcpFlush: Error 60
sending data
on Tcp/Ip socket 8.
12/01/1998 20:56:25 sessSendVerb:
Error sending
Verb, rc: -50
12/01/1998 20:56:25 TcpFlush: Error 32
sending data
on Tcp/Ip socket 8.
12/01/1998 20:56:25 ANS1809E Session
is lost;
initializing session
reopen procedure.
12/01/1998 20:56:25 ANS1809E Session is
lost;
initializing session reopen
procedure.
12/01/1998 20:56:40 ANS1810E ADSM
session has been
reestablished.
During the disconnection hiatus, you
can't ping from
either the NetWare
client
to the AIX server or from the AIX to the
NetWare client
it can't, but each
can
ping other addresses.
I have tried manipulating the
TCPWINDOWSIZE,
TCPBUFFSIZE, and
LARGECOMMBUFFERS
parameters to solve the problem, to no
avail.
Anybody run into this problem before?
What do these
error messages mean?
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