I used this command from the Nearstore ndmpcopy -sa root:passwd -da root:passwd 840:/vol/vol0/test NearStore:/vol/vol0/ (I used the real names for the 840 and the Nearstore)
This is what I got: Ndmpcopy: starting copy [13] Ndmpcopy: Trouble connecting to destination NearStore Ndmpcopy: fatal error. Aborting.... Ndmpcopy: Done
I used this command from the Nearstore ndmpcopy -sa root:passwd -da root:passwd 840:/vol/vol0/test NearStore:/vol/vol0/ (I used the real names for the 840 and the Nearstore)
This is what I got: Ndmpcopy: starting copy [13] Ndmpcopy: Trouble connecting to destination NearStore Ndmpcopy: fatal error. Aborting.... Ndmpcopy: Done
Be sure ndmpd is running on the Nearstore and on the 840.
ndmpd status
ndmpd on
Also be sure that the hostname of the 840 is in the /etc/hosts.equiv of the nearstore. If not, then the ndmpd on the 840 will not be allowed to connect to the ndmpd on the nearstore.
Steve Losen scl@virginia.edu phone: 434-924-0640
University of Virginia ITC Unix Support
This is what I got: Ndmpcopy: starting copy [13] Ndmpcopy: Trouble connecting to destination NearStore Ndmpcopy: fatal error. Aborting....
Does your version of software support "ndmpd debug 50" ? If so, issuing that command on both sides should tell you what IP address[es] are being used/recommended, and at what point the connection isn't connecting.
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