Re: Can't start Netview MAP from client

[Elvis Melo Vieira <elvis@npd.ufsc.br>]

Try to use the command "nvstatus -d" on client. Pay attention to the
community that the client is using to communicate to NetView Server. I
have the same problem, but I was using the client without NFS.

Elvis

John Mackney wrote:

>
>
> We've just installed NetView Client on AIX (6.01). Our NetView Server
> is on Solaris8 (6.0.1) as is our TMR server (3.7b). We had no real
> errors during the install (apart from a Locale issue on the AIX
> machine ""En_US"") which we resolved. We have configured the server to
> enable access to the client, and configured the client to access the
> server's MAPs  (NFS).
>
> We expected to be able to start the Netview GUI from the client, but
> the Netview command returns the error "Cannot connect to server
> daemons". Can anyone see where we have gone wrong. Did we miss an
> obvious step?
>
>
> John Mackney
>
> Technical Design Authority
>
> Logical eBOC
>
> Logical (UK) Ltd.
>
> Email:      john.mackney@uk.logical.com
>
>

Try to use the command "nvstatus -d" on client. Pay attention to the community that the client is using to communicate to NetView Server. I have the same problem, but I was using the client without NFS.

Elvis

John Mackney wrote:

 

We've just installed NetView Client on AIX (6.01). Our NetView Server is on Solaris8 (6.0.1) as is our TMR server (3.7b). We had no real errors during the install (apart from a Locale issue on the AIX machine ""En_US"") which we resolved. We have configured the server to enable access to the client, and configured the client to access the server's MAPs  (NFS).

We expected to be able to start the Netview GUI from the client, but the Netview command returns the error "Cannot connect to server daemons". Can anyone see where we have gone wrong. Did we miss an obvious step?
 

John Mackney

Technical Design Authority

Logical eBOC

Logical (UK) Ltd.

Email:      john.mackney@uk.logical.com