hi,

Please check if NetWorker deamons are running on the networker server host.
ps -ef | grep nsr should list the same for you.
nsrexecd
nsrmmdbd
nsrmmd (for each tape drive on networker server)
nsrexecd
nsrindexd
nsrd

if the deamons are running, try connecting to the networker server with
nwadmin -s <servername>&

Hope there are no issues with DNS lookup and reverse DNS lookup for the
NetWorker backup server..

Regards
Shyam


On 4/21/06, Ben Harner <benjamin.harner AT marymount DOT edu> wrote:
>
> Hey All,
>
> On my backup server 7.2.1/solaris I have an issue when I change the
> loghost in the /etc/hosts file.  I am unable to connect with the
> Networker Administrator client when I change the loghost.  I'm a bit new
> to networker and I cannot seem to find a setting for loghost or the
> hostname that it's set to within networker.  Any ideas???
>
> Thanks
>
> Ben
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