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Conference azur::mcc

Title:DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
Notice:Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187
Moderator:TAEC::BEROUD
Created:Mon Aug 21 1989
Last Modified:Wed Jun 04 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:6497
Total number of notes:27359

1496.0. "Cannot register NODE4 entries" by HANNAH::B_COBB () Thu Sep 12 1991 18:40

    
    I am trying to add some phase 4 nodes to MCC.  I am getting the
    folowing:
    
    MCC> REGISTER NODE4 .DNA_NODE.NEWSYS SYNONYM NEWSYS
    
    Node4 ONTIME_NS:.DNA_NODE.NEWSYS
    AT 12-SEP-1991 15:34:54
    
    The requested operation cannot be completed
                          MCC Routine Error = %MCC-W-ENTUNKNOWN, unknown
    entity: !AD
    
    
    A test of the AM succeeds:
    
    MCC> test mcc 0 dna4_am
    
    MCC 0 DNA4_AM
    AT 12-SEP-1991 15:37:36
    
    Test Successful
    MCC>
    
    The node NEWSYS is defined in the NCP database.
    
    The following is in the DNS clearinghouse:
    
    
    DNS> SH CHAR CLEA ONTIME_CH
      Directory _______________ ONTIME_NS:.DNA$NODESYNONYM
      Directory _______________ ONTIME_NS:.MCC_UID
      Directory _______________ ONTIME_NS:.mcc_ip
      Directory _______________ ONTIME_NS:.DNA_NODE
      Directory _______________ ONTIME_NS:.RSM
      Directory _______________ ONTIME_NS:.DNA$BACKTRANSLATION.0001
      Directory _______________ ONTIME_NS:.DNA_BACKTRANSLATION
      Directory _______________ ONTIME_NS:.MCC
      Directory _______________ ONTIME_NS:.MCC_TERMINAL_SERVER_BACKTRANSLATION
      Directory _______________ ONTIME_NS:.DNA_NODESYNONYM
      Directory _______________ ONTIME_NS:.DNA$Node
      Directory _______________ ONTIME_NS:.MCC_BRIDGE_BACKTRANSLATION
      Directory _______________ ONTIME_NS:.
      Directory _______________ ONTIME_NS:.DNA$BACKTRANSLATION
      Directory _______________ ONTIME_NS:.MCC_STATION_BACKTRANSLATION
    DNS>
    
    Does anyone know what is happening here?
    
    Thanks for any help.
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1496.1.DNA_BACKTRANSLATION.%X49 and child dir's missingTOOK::TANEd TanThu Sep 12 1991 19:4422
    	That error message ENTUNKNOWN is returned from the kernel routine
    mcc_dns_add_identifier when REGISTRATION FM tries to put in the
    alternate identifier and create a link in DNS (on VMS). The routine
    is complaining that it cannot find a certain directory (child) that it
    needs in DNS.
    
    	From the SHOW CHAR CLEARINGHOUSE command, looks like you are
    missing the DNS directory .DNA_BACKTRANSLATION.%X49 and all its child
    directories
    
    	.DNA_BACKTRANSLATION.%X49.%X0001
    	.DNA_BACKTRANSLATION.%X49.%X0002
    	.DNA_BACKTRANSLATION.%X49.%X0003
    
    		.....
    
    	.DNA_BACKTRANSLATION.%X49.%X003D
    	.DNA_BACKTRANSLATION.%X49.%X003E
    	.DNA_BACKTRANSLATION.%X49.%X003F
    
    
    	Somehow you need to create these directories to register NODE4.
1496.2Try MCC_DNS_SETUP....TOOK::CAREYMon Sep 16 1991 15:4618
    
    Yeah, it looks like the namespace isn't completely setup.
    
    You can do it by hand, or you can run a DNS setup procedure:
    
    @MCC_COMMON:MCC_DNS_SETUP.COM 
    
    This asks you a couple of questions about your namespace, and proceeds
    to set up all (at least most) of the basic default directories required
    to run DECmcc.  Certainly contains all of the directories you'll need
    for DNA4 and DNA5 management.
    
    Before it even gets to the tricky questions it will spend about 1/2
    hour setting up the environment.  See the installation manual or the
    release notes for more details if you want them.
    
    -Jim
    
1496.3Don't "do it by hand"...BSYBEE::EGOLFJohn C. Egolf LKG2-2/T02 x226-7874Mon Sep 16 1991 23:3110
	re .-1
    
>    Yeah, it looks like the namespace isn't completely setup.
    
>    You can do it by hand, or you can run a DNS setup procedure:
    
>    @MCC_COMMON:MCC_DNS_SETUP.COM 

	Don't "do  it by hand", use the command file.  If you "do it by
	hand", you'll miss something and then you'll really be stuck.