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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

2007.0. "More problems installing V1.2.4 on Ultrix" by MUTTON::LAMB (Peter Lamb - GSG Santa Clara) Mon Dec 30 1991 18:13

Hello,

I seem to be having some very strange things happening with my DECmcc 
installation on a DECstation 3100.  The DECstation is running Ultrix 4.2
and I have made all of the adjustments for shared memory, semaphores etc
and the system has 24MB of memory but below is what I'm getting when 
I try to install...  The odd thing is that the map will come up and
other things seem to work even though, judging from the listing things 
really went south...

Any and all ideas would be greatly appreciated...

Regards,

Peter Lamb

P.S.  I do have a copy of the release notes and have been searching them
for some clue as to why this is happening but so far am "clueless".

Now creating dispatch tables...

   enrolling mcc_alarms_fm...DECmcc (T1.2.4)

No such host APG14 for MM mcc_alarms_fm
%MCC-E-TRANSMITERROR, error trying to transmit a packet
   enrolling mcc_circuit_am...DECmcc (T1.2.4)

No such host APG14 for MM mcc_circuit_am
%MCC-E-TRANSMITERROR, error trying to transmit a packet
   enrolling mcc_collection_am...DECmcc (T1.2.4)

No such host APG14 for MM mcc_collection_am
%MCC-E-TRANSMITERROR, error trying to transmit a packet
   enrolling mcc_dna4_am...DECmcc (T1.2.4)

No such host APG14 for MM mcc_dna4_am
%MCC-E-TRANSMITERROR, error trying to transmit a packet
   enrolling mcc_dna5_am...DECmcc (T1.2.4)

No such host APG14 for MM mcc_dna5_am
%MCC-E-TRANSMITERROR, error trying to transmit a packet
   enrolling mcc_domain_fm...DECmcc (T1.2.4)

No such host APG14 for MM mcc_domain_fm
%MCC-E-TRANSMITERROR, error trying to transmit a packet
   enrolling mcc_enet_am...DECmcc (T1.2.4)

No such host APG14 for MM mcc_enet_am
%MCC-E-TRANSMITERROR, error trying to transmit a packet
   enrolling mcc_exporter_fm...DECmcc (T1.2.4)

No such host APG14 for MM mcc_exporter_fm
%MCC-E-TRANSMITERROR, error trying to transmit a packet
   enrolling mcc_historian_fm...DECmcc (T1.2.4)

No such host APG14 for MM mcc_historian_fm
%MCC-E-TRANSMITERROR, error trying to transmit a packet
   enrolling mcc_notification_fm...DECmcc (T1.2.4)

No such host APG14 for MM mcc_notification_fm
%MCC-E-TRANSMITERROR, error trying to transmit a packet
   enrolling mcc_pa_fm...DECmcc (T1.2.4)

No such host APG14 for MM mcc_pa_fm
%MCC-E-TRANSMITERROR, error trying to transmit a packet
   enrolling mcc_registration_fm...DECmcc (T1.2.4)

No such host APG14 for MM mcc_registration_fm
%MCC-E-TRANSMITERROR, error trying to transmit a packet
   enrolling mcc_sample_am...DECmcc (T1.2.4)

No such host APG14 for MM mcc_sample_am
%MCC-E-TRANSMITERROR, error trying to transmit a packet
   enrolling mcc_tcpip_am...DECmcc (T1.2.4)

No such host APG14 for MM mcc_tcpip_am
%MCC-E-TRANSMITERROR, error trying to transmit a packet

Now initializing DECmcc databases...

DECmcc (T1.2.4)

%MCC-E-NOTFOUND,  unsupported combination of verb, entity, partition
chown: can't access *.dir: No such file or directory
chown: can't access *.pag: No such file or directory
chmod: can't access *.dir: No such file or directory
chmod: can't access *.pag: No such file or directory

DECmcc for ULTRIX Configuration Procedure complete

Would you like to run the IVP (y/n) [y]:

    A DECmcc Basic Management System for ULTRIX V1.2 license has been
    registered.  If any errors appear, please reinstall the product.
    Verification will take between 5 and 10 minutes depending on CPU type.


   ***********************************************************************

       Beginning Installation Verification Procedure for
       DECmcc Basic Management System V1.2 for ULTRIX

   ***************************************************************

Starting the Installation Verification Procedure for
DECmcc Basic Management System for ULTRIX V1.2...

Testing each management module...
   Now testing fcl - Passed
   Now testing alarms - Failed

   ***********************************************************************

          The following command failed:
        manage test mcc 0 alarms
    Installation Verification Procedure has failed.
    Please re-enroll alarms and then re-run the Installation Verification Proced
ure

   ***********************************************************************
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2007.1TCP/IP Not runningMUTTON::LAMBPeter Lamb - GSG Santa ClaraMon Dec 30 1991 18:279
Hello,

I believe I have figured out what the problem is...  TCP/IP doesn't seem
to be running any longer on my system (I can't PING myself).  

The odd thing is that it was running fine before I attempted to install
DECmcc so I'm not sure what happened...

Peter
2007.2We had this kind of problems also...TAEC::LAVILLATTue Dec 31 1991 05:4626
>================================================================================
>Note 2007.1         More problems installing V1.2.4 on Ultrix             1 of 1
>MUTTON::LAMB "Peter Lamb - GSG Santa Clara"           9 lines  30-DEC-1991 16:27
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>                            -< TCP/IP Not running >-
>
>Hello,
>
>I believe I have figured out what the problem is...  TCP/IP doesn't seem
>to be running any longer on my system (I can't PING myself).  
>
>The odd thing is that it was running fine before I attempted to install
>DECmcc so I'm not sure what happened...
>
>Peter

This is a common problem that will prevent MCC to run on a Ultrix system.
You should at least be able to ping yourself. 

Check your /etc/hosts file, it should contain the correct information for
your machine : it seems that MCC wants to use APG14 as nodename, check that
APG14 is defined (be careful that nodenames are case sensitive).

Regards.

Pierre.
2007.3Yes, you must have TCP/IP runningTOOK::MINTZErik MintzFri Jan 03 1992 19:5616
>I believe I have figured out what the problem is...  TCP/IP doesn't seem
>to be running any longer on my system (I can't PING myself).  

This is exactly correct.  TCP/IP must be running.  This is documented
somewhere (I forget whether it is the installation guide or the
release notes).

Some time before SSB ship we will be adding a check to the installation
procedure so that you get a more helpful message if TCP/IP is not running.

I have no idea why your TCP/IP stopped running.  If you find out that
it had anything to do with the installation of DECmcc, please let us
know.

-- Erik