Re: MIDRANGE-L Digest, Vol 6, Issue 2445

it is a real ip address and the ip address is correct..

on the other i get the econnrefused message and in every case whichever system the server is shown in netstat as being up..running and
listening..
i made some changes to include inet_ntoa so i could check to see if i am

getting a correct address and ip number from the gethostbyname..i am..

the socketaddr data structure on the client side has the following information

sinfamily of socketaddr = 2
sinport of socketaddr = 2000
sinaddr of socketaddr = 3232235876 which converts to 198.162.1.100 when placed into inet_ntoa which is correct
sinzero of socketaddr = ' '

on the server machine the server is active and is waiting in debug mode at the accept function..

netstat *cnn shows the server active and listening on port 2000

when the client issues the connect function it always gets the error message 3425 connection refused..





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Today's Topics:

1. RE: Can't get system to recognize new disk (Joe Pluta)
2. RE: Can't get system to recognize new disk (kirkg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
3. RE: Can't get system to recognize new disk (Joe Pluta)
4. RE: QTEMP and SQL DDL (Paul Tuohy)
5. RE: Can't get system to recognize new disk (kirkg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
6. 3425 ECONNREFUSED (keith)
7. RE: 3425 ECONNREFUSED (Chris Bipes)
8. Re: 3425 ECONNREFUSED (Michael Ryan)


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message: 1
date: Thu, 6 Dec 2007 16:21:10 -0600
from: "Joe Pluta" <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: RE: Can't get system to recognize new disk

From: Evan Harris

Hi Joe

You don't say whether you did a manual IPL and accessed the Service tools
on
the initial menu (the one that allows you to IPL your system) or just
started the system up and went into SST once the machine was running.

If you did the latter you will be provided with [fewer] options.

Yeah, I used SST, not DST. That's probably why I couldn't find a way to
remove the disk. Good thing that powering down, popping the drive and
replacing it, then IPLing and rebuilding it via SST, worked fine. It even
updated the serial number for the drive.

Joe



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message: 2
date: Thu, 6 Dec 2007 14:39:25 -0800
from: kirkg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
subject: RE: Can't get system to recognize new disk

In SST it is under ...
1. Start a service tool
7. Hardware service manager
8. Device Concurrent Maintenance
Here you can either specify the location or resource ( DDxxx ) to Remove and then Install
Make sure you use the whole DDxxx name DD22 is not the same as DD022

Then you backup a few screens to 3. Work with disk units 3. Work with disk unit recovery 6. Rebuild disk unit data
Your Old drive should now be listed here. Pick it and follow the prompts