10. Check the state of the circuit connecting the load host to the Gateway-ST
by issuing the following NCP command:
NCP> SHOW CIRCUIT
circuit-id STATUS
The value of the circuit-id must be the same as the value of the service
circuit previously displayed.
The state of the service circuit must be ON and the service is enabled by
default. To set the state ON, issue the following NCP commands.
CAUTION
Setting the circuit state to OFF removes the load host from the
network. Notify users that the network will be unvailable.
NCP> SET CIRCUIT
circuit-id STATE OFF
NCP> SET CIRCUIT
circuit-id SERVICE ENABLED
NCP> SET CIRCUIT
circuit-id STATE ON
11. Review the event log for details of the failure. Appendix A gives the format
of event-logging and error messages. Also, check the MOM.LOG files
in SYS$MANAGER for error messages from the maintenance operation
module (MOM).
Check if the proxy information is correct by looking at
SYS$COMMON:[SNA$CSV]NETSERVER.LOG for the following message:
------------------------------------------
Connect request received at
dd-mmm-yyyy hh:mm:ss.cc
from remote process gateway-node-name::"0=SNA$GO"
for Object "SYS$COMMON:[SYSEXE]NML.EXE"
------------------------------------------
If you do not receive this message or if NETSERVER.LOG is not located in
SYS$COMMON:[SNA$CSV], set default to SYS$SYSTEM on the load host
and invoke the VMS AUTHORIZE utility. Issue the following command to
check the proxy:
UAF SHOW/PROXY
gateway-node-name::SNA$GO
A message appears saying that the local proxy is SNA$CSC.
The following message appears:
Default proxies are flagged with (D)
gateway-node-name::SNA$GO
SNA$CSV (D)
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