When I nslookup the fully qualified domain name, it finds it ok.

test-backups-1001.subdomain$ nslookup test-backups-1001.subdomain.mydomain.com
Note:  nslookup is deprecated and may be removed from future releases.
Consider using the `dig' or `host' programs instead.  Run nslookup with
the `-sil[ent]' option to prevent this message from appearing.
Server:         10.1.22.2
Address:        10.1.22.2#53

Name:   test-backups-1001.subdomain.mydomain.com
Address: 10.20.34.12

test-backups-1001.subdomain$



On 4/11/06, Mike L. Varney <mlv03 AT healthresearch DOT org> wrote:
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> No, but it sure looks like it's having trouble looking your hostname up in
> DNS.  What happens when you NSLOOKUP your fully qualified domain name?
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> -- M
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> Running Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS release 3 (Taroon).
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> $ cat /etc/hosts
> 127.0.0.1 test-backups-1001.subdomain.mydomain.com
> localhost.localdomain localhost
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> I have also tried this:
> $ cat /etc/hosts
> 127.0.0.1   localhost.localdomain localhost
> 10.20.34.12  test-backups-1001.subdomain.mydomain.com
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> In each case, both fail.
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> Did you get this error yourself?
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> On 4/11/06, Mike L. Varney <mlv03 AT healthresearch DOT org> wrote:
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> > What platform are you on?  Can you include your /etc/hosts,
> > /etc/resolv.conf, and /etc/defaultdomain?
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> > -- M
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> > Hello,
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> > I am upgrading a master server from 5.1MP4 to 6.0, all is going well
> > until toward the end when it complains about DNS.
> >
> > The host *IS* in DNS and the /etc/hosts is setup properly, has anyone
> > come across this issue?
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> > VxIF::Info:: No /usr volume on test-backups.mysubdomain.domain.com
> > VxIF::Info:: adding 1000 KB required to / = 3000
> > VxIF::Fine:: Getting the spaces for /var.
> > VxIF::Info:: return Available if Mounted equals /var
> > VxIF::Info:: return 1084012 if / equals /var
> > VxIF::Info:: return 66699 if /boot equals /var
> > VxIF::Info:: return 18748180 if /local equals /var
> > VxIF::Info:: return 6644804 if /opt equals /var
> > VxIF::Info:: return 2966044 if /dev/shm equals /var
> > VxIF::Info:: return 932800 if /tmp equals /var
> > VxIF::Info:: return 968636 if /var equals /var
> > VxIF::Info:: /var on test-backups.mysubdomain.domain.com requires 3000
> > KB and has 968636 KB
> > available
> > VxIF::Fine:: Getting the spaces for /.
> > VxIF::Info:: return Available if Mounted equals /
> > VxIF::Info:: return 1084012 if / equals /
> > VxIF::Info:: / on test-backups.mysubdomain.domain.com requires 3000 KB
> > and has 1084012 KB
> > available
> > VxIF::Info:: Entering ThunkAll::stop_product_processees
> > VxIF::Info:: Entering _pbx_comm_stop_processes
> > Stopping Private Branch Exchange daemon
> > V-9-0-0 Cannot determine localhost's dns domain name. This can cause
> > problems during installation if you have entered localhost's fully
> > qualified
> > domain name as an installation target. Please use only the hostname when
> > installing to this host.
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> >
> > The ICS install for VRTSpbx was unsuccessful.
> > Quitting the NetBackup install.
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> > Rerun /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/install_bp when the problem has been
> > resolved.
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> > File /usr/openv/tmp/trace_install_bp.7566 contains a trace of this
> install.
> > That file can be deleted after you are sure the install was successful.
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