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Hi Guys I have a bit of a problem with a recent test system restore - on completion of the restore to a different system at a different site - host servers do not seem to allow connection via client access. The sequence of events was: - Tape in 8mm drive was an option 21 save - IPL source set to D and system started up - After LIC was reloaded the restore option to restore all on the RESTORE menu was selected - The option to specify a different system was taken - All libraries etc seemed to restore OK according to the messages - The ethernet card was configured with a new IP address - Appropriate routing was set up to talk to the router on the segment - Both sites can ping each other - Telnet to the AS/400 works from the remote site - CWBPING returns errors that the server mapper is not responding. - A client access (express) connection works on the local site but is reportedly not working on the remote site.Given the CWBPING response I am inclined to believe this at this stage :) I have checked that QSERVER, TCP and the host server jobs are active. Netstat shows that most of the listeners are working but the as-svrmap listener is NOT active (I may have missed another one but this seems to be the cause of the problem at present) When host servers is started, the as-svrmap job can be seen to start and go into a wait state for a while then die. So far I haven't been able to determine what is causing this. I can see this behaviour both through Netstat and the job that runs in QSERVER. Does anyone have any idea what is causing this ? I'm of the opinion that I've not really restored something correctly, or have not reset something to account for the fact that I'm at a different site. I have checked the network attributes. IP address, hosts tables and can't see anything. althou I'll bet someone can tell me what it is I have neglected to fix. Any pointers to the manual or elsewhere are welcome regards Evan Harris
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