Sun Microsystems SunLink SNA 9.1 PU2.1, Руководство по настройке

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12.3.3 The suncpd Process Is Not Running
The suncpd process allows the manager network to operate properly and
allows systems and servers to be started. It runs on systems that have the
SunGMAN process installed and on systems running the Sun PU2.1 SNA
Server. If you elected to create system boot files during the SunPU21 or
SunGMAN installation procedures, the suncpd process is started from the
system start-up files.
To restart thesuncpd process, enter the following:
/etc/rc2.d/S89SunPU21 or /etc/rc2.d/S90SunGMAN
If the working directory has changed since you installed the product, you must
edit the script files and then change to the working directory before running
the suncpd process.
The suncpd image must be able to translate the TCP/IP service name
brxgman_cpd_port
into a port number at run-time. The product installation
procedures create entries in your
/etc/services
file and list changes that you
should make to your NIS database (if used). If the port number definitions
change or get lost over time, you must restore them to their previous values.
For a description of the changes needed, refer to the installation log file in the
product installation directory.
12.3.4 The SunGMAN Process Does Not Start
You must run the SunGMAN process from the root account. If it was started
from another account, it will report an error and exit. Restart from the root
account.
The SunGMAN image must be able to translate a number of TCP/IP service
names into port numbers at run-time. The product installation procedures
create entries in your
/etc/services
file and list changes that you should
make to your NIS database (if used). If the port number definitions change or
get lost over time, you must restore them to their previous values. For a
description of the port names and values needed, refer to the installation log
file in the product installation directory.