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* Rich McGee <rmcgee AT csusb DOT edu> [2005-04-07 09:25]:
> With help from several great and knowledgeable folks on this list, my=20
> status code 54 error has been eliminated.
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> It turns out that the person responsible for the Solaris backup server ha=
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> placed "files, dns" in the nsswitch.conf file,
> and my (failing) client was the only address included in the /etc/hosts=
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> file. I removed it from there, and
> things started working again. Odd, because the IP address was correct....
Just a followup to this... We have found that well over HALF of our
network-related backup problems have something to do with name
resolution. You have to be absolutely _sure_ that name resolution works
properly both forward and reverse or you _will_ have problems. If you
think it's set correctly, check it again anyway.
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David Rock
david AT graniteweb DOT com
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