Pierpa wrote:
> Hi all,
> for testing purposes I installed 2 systems:
> 
> - a NW server W2K, named "piggy"
> - a W2K3 system named "rambo" acting as a cluster node with EMC AutoStart 
> v5.2
> 
> On the cluster node "rambo" I configured a cluster service with an IP and 
> a disk. In the hosts file I defined this IP's name "nwind"
> On the Nw server "piggy" I setup the W2K3 node "rambo" and "nwind" as 
> client. If I run a backup from the W2K3 node "rambo" it obviously works, 
> being a simple "save -s piggy -c nwind E:" where E is the service's disk.
> The problem is that, If I run the savegrp command, I receive the error:
> 
> nsrexec: nsrexecd on nwind is unavailable. Using rsh instead.
> nwind: connection refused.
> nsrexec: SYSTEM error: Connection refused.
> 
> I put SYSTEM@rambo and Administrator@rambo in the "nwind" client's remote 
> folder and in the AutoStart Console I configured piggy's  SYSTEM user as a 
> Console user with Administrator role.
> But the error is still the same.
> 
> Have I missed something ??
> Any help is really appreciated.

Take three steps back and re-examine the problem - look at the wood not
the trees. Forget clustering. Forget remote access lists. This error
means that the server is unable to connect to the NetWorker Remote
Access service (nsrexecd) on the client - probably because that service
is not running.

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