Multiple stanzas in an AIX client

dmsanchezr

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I just configured two stanzas in an AIX client, each one of them corresponds to a different client at the server and each one of them has a different HTTP port (1581 and 1582), but when I try to connect via Web client to the client using the port 1582 the session is started at the server as if I had connected to the port 1581. I specified the node name for the stanza with the port 1582, but I still can't connect ti the server as this client. Any hint? :confused:
 
Is there two dsmcad process running?

The second dsmcad process should be pointing to the 2nd dsm.opt file.

ie: dsmcad -optfile=path/dsm2.opt



Good Luck,

Sias

:grin:
 
Yes, I already have the two processes running; each .opt file (dsm.opt and dsm_1.opt) has a different servername statement, so I think the client acceptor should choose the configuration specified in each stanza of the dsm.sys. What else should I check? :confused:
 
Got my curiosity.



So we do have two dsmcad process.

Hmmm......



Are there any error message in the file dsmwebcl.log?



As a test, can we start the command line for the second node?

ie: dsmc -optfile=path/dsm2.opt



If there are no error message in the dsmwebcl.log and we are able to

start the command line for the second node.



I would try the following:

dsmcad -optfile=path/dsm2.opt -httport=httpport





Good Luck,

Sias :)
 
There are no error messages in the dsmwebcl.log; when I start the command line interface I do log on as the second node, but I still can't log on as that node when I connect using the web client (http://myserveraddress:1582)



I also tried starting the dsmcad with the -httport=httpport option, but The web client still connects as the node in the first stanza of my dsm.sys file.



Any ideas?
 
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