node problem - 2 nodes can't see each other!

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I am installing a 2 node network with 3 licenses and am trying to get the
machines to ‘talk’ to each other using their network nodes (//1, //2). I
installed QNX on two machines - node 1 and node 2. When I boot my node 2
machine, I get a netmap error on that node:

netmap: Net rejected ‘2 1 0060B0 F0DB8C’: Invalid argument

Both machines can telnet to each other, so their ip addresses are configured
properly, but they can’t access each other using node addresses:
If I attemp to look at node 2 from node 1, I get:
ls //2/
ls: No route to host (//2)

and if I attempt to look at node 1 from node 2, I get:
ls //1/
ls: No such process (//1/)

I’ve installed 3 licenses in the /.license file of both machines

licinfo -a returns:
For Node 1
upg 0/0
tcptk 0/3
wpp 0/3
wcc 0/3
vger 0/3
tcprt 1/3 1
phrt 1/3 1
qnx 0/3

For Node 2
upg 0/0
tcptk 0/3
wpp 0/3
wcc 0/3
vger 0/3
tcprt 0/3
phrt 0/3
qnx 0/3

and I’ve configured the /etc/config/netmap files on each PC with the hardware
addr of both systems:
Logical Lan Physical
1 1 0060B0 F0BB52
2 1 0060B0 F0DB8C


What do I need to do to get these 2 nodes talking to each other?

Thanks for any help!
Rick

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Post output if sin info of each nodes and their respective sysinit

“Rick Suntag” <rsuntag@take-this-out.att.net> wrote in message
news:dm94ss0krq5j3rol9k8lgkgenedl1ekqiu@4ax.com…

I am installing a 2 node network with 3 licenses and am trying to get the
machines to ‘talk’ to each other using their network nodes (//1, //2). I
installed QNX on two machines - node 1 and node 2. When I boot my node 2
machine, I get a netmap error on that node:

netmap: Net rejected ‘2 1 0060B0 F0DB8C’: Invalid argument

Both machines can telnet to each other, so their ip addresses are
configured
properly, but they can’t access each other using node addresses:
If I attemp to look at node 2 from node 1, I get:
ls //2/
ls: No route to host (//2)

and if I attempt to look at node 1 from node 2, I get:
ls //1/
ls: No such process (//1/)

I’ve installed 3 licenses in the /.license file of both machines

licinfo -a returns:
For Node 1
upg 0/0
tcptk 0/3
wpp 0/3
wcc 0/3
vger 0/3
tcprt 1/3 1
phrt 1/3 1
qnx 0/3

For Node 2
upg 0/0
tcptk 0/3
wpp 0/3
wcc 0/3
vger 0/3
tcprt 0/3
phrt 0/3
qnx 0/3

and I’ve configured the /etc/config/netmap files on each PC with the
hardware
addr of both systems:
Logical Lan Physical
1 1 0060B0 F0BB52
2 1 0060B0 F0DB8C


What do I need to do to get these 2 nodes talking to each other?

Thanks for any help!
Rick

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Node 1 - sysinit.1:

#Image: /boot/sys/boot -v
#Image: /boot/sys/Proc32 -l 1
#Image: /boot/sys/Slib32
#Image: /boot/sys/Slib16
#Image: /bin/Fsys
#Image: /bin/Fsys.eide fsys -Ndsk0 -n0=hd0. -n5=cd0. eide -a1f0 -i14
#Image: /bin/mount -p /dev/hd0.0 /dev/hd0.0t77 /
#Image: /bin/sinit TERM=qnxm
#export NODE=1
export KBD=en_US_101.kbd
export ABLANG=en
export CON_KBD=USA
export TZ=est05edt04,M4.1.0/2,M10.5.0/2
/bin/rtc -l hw
Dev &
emu87 &
Pipe &
/bin/Dev.ser -N/dev/ser1 3f8,4 &
Dev.ansi -Q -n6 &
reopen /dev/con1
kbd $CON_KBD
prefix -A /dev/console=/dev/con1
Dev.par &
Dev.pty -n16 &
/bin/Fsys.eide fsys -Ndsk1 -n0=hd1. -n5=cd1. eide -a170 -i15
/bin/Fsys.floppy -a3f0 -i6
/bin/Iso9660fsys /cd1.0=/dev/cd1.0 &

Define the default CD Rom

/bin/prefix -A /cd=//0/cd1.0
/bin/Net &
/bin/Net.ether2100 -l1 -pfcc0 -i9 &
netmap -f
nameloc &
chkfsys /
Dosfsys a=/dev/fd0 &
if test -f /etc/config/bin/tcpip.$NODE
then
… /etc/config/bin/tcpip.$NODE
fi
if test -f /etc/config/bin/ph.$NODE
then
… /etc/config/bin/ph.$NODE
else
tinit -t /dev/con1 &
tinit -T /dev/con[2-6] &
fi

Node 2 sysinit.2:
#Image: /boot/sys/boot -v
#Image: /boot/sys/Proc32 -l 2
#Image: /boot/sys/Slib32
#Image: /boot/sys/Slib16
#Image: /bin/Fsys
#Image: /bin/Fsys.eide fsys -Ndsk0 -n0=hd0. -n5=cd0. eide -a1f0 -i14
#Image: /bin/mount -p /dev/hd0.0 /dev/hd0.0t77 /
#Image: /bin/sinit TERM=qnxm
#export NODE=2
export KBD=en_US_101.kbd
export ABLANG=en
export CON_KBD=USA
export TZ=est05edt04,M4.1.0/2,M10.5.0/2
/bin/rtc -l hw
Dev &
emu87 &
Pipe &
/bin/Dev.ser -N/dev/ser1 3f8,4 &
Dev.ansi -Q -n6 &
reopen /dev/con1
kbd $CON_KBD
prefix -A /dev/console=/dev/con1
Dev.par &
Dev.pty -n16 &
/bin/Fsys.eide fsys -Ndsk1 -n0=hd1. -n5=cd1. eide -a170 -i15
/bin/Fsys.floppy -a3f0 -i6
/bin/Iso9660fsys /cd1.0=/dev/cd1.0 &

Define the default CD Rom

/bin/prefix -A /cd=//0/cd1.0
/bin/Net &
/bin/Net.ether2100 -l1 -pfcc0 -i3 &
netmap -f
nameloc &
chkfsys /
Dosfsys a=/dev/fd0 &
if test -f /etc/config/bin/tcpip.$NODE
then
… /etc/config/bin/tcpip.$NODE
fi
if test -f /etc/config/bin/ph.$NODE
then
… /etc/config/bin/ph.$NODE
else
tinit -t /dev/con1 &
tinit -T /dev/con[2-6] &
fi


sin info for nodes 1 and 2:

Node CPU Machine Speed Memory Ticksize Display Flags
1 686/687 PCI 28309 40292k/66711k 10.0ms VGA Color -3P±---------8P

Heapp Heapf Heapl Heapn Hands Names Sessions Procs Timers Nodes Virtual
0 0 22168 0 64 100 64 500 125 3 23M/ 138M


Node CPU Machine Speed Memory Ticksize Display Flags
2 686/687 PCI 28246 54362k/66711k 10.0ms VGA Color -3P±---------8P

Heapp Heapf Heapl Heapn Hands Names Sessions Procs Timers Nodes Virtual
0 0 22648 0 64 100 64 500 125 3 28M/ 83M


On Fri, 15 Sep 2000 10:37:24 -0400, “Mario Charest” <mcz@videotron.ca> wrote:

Post output if sin info of each nodes and their respective sysinit

“Rick Suntag” <> rsuntag@take-this-out.att.net> > wrote in message
news:> dm94ss0krq5j3rol9k8lgkgenedl1ekqiu@4ax.com> …
I am installing a 2 node network with 3 licenses and am trying to get the
machines to ‘talk’ to each other using their network nodes (//1, //2). I
installed QNX on two machines - node 1 and node 2. When I boot my node 2
machine, I get a netmap error on that node:

netmap: Net rejected ‘2 1 0060B0 F0DB8C’: Invalid argument

Both machines can telnet to each other, so their ip addresses are
configured
properly, but they can’t access each other using node addresses:
If I attemp to look at node 2 from node 1, I get:
ls //2/
ls: No route to host (//2)

and if I attempt to look at node 1 from node 2, I get:
ls //1/
ls: No such process (//1/)

I’ve installed 3 licenses in the /.license file of both machines

licinfo -a returns:
For Node 1
upg 0/0
tcptk 0/3
wpp 0/3
wcc 0/3
vger 0/3
tcprt 1/3 1
phrt 1/3 1
qnx 0/3

For Node 2
upg 0/0
tcptk 0/3
wpp 0/3
wcc 0/3
vger 0/3
tcprt 0/3
phrt 0/3
qnx 0/3

and I’ve configured the /etc/config/netmap files on each PC with the
hardware
addr of both systems:
Logical Lan Physical
1 1 0060B0 F0BB52
2 1 0060B0 F0DB8C


What do I need to do to get these 2 nodes talking to each other?

Thanks for any help!
Rick

Please remove ‘take-this-out.’ from my email to respond directly

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Probably you have to make a boot image for node 2 which comes up as node 2 -
or better use netboot.
After booting netmap contains 1 entry (“mynode 1 adress”) and wil be
extended if “netmap -f” is called. If the node ID of node 2 is e.g. 1 or 3,
you could get such an error.

But I’m sure (Super-)mario will assist you properly. I go out for weekend
just now.
/martin

Mario Charest <mcz@videotron.ca> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag:
8ptbns$99o$1@inn.qnx.com…

Post output if sin info of each nodes and their respective sysinit

“Rick Suntag” <> rsuntag@take-this-out.att.net> > wrote in message
news:> dm94ss0krq5j3rol9k8lgkgenedl1ekqiu@4ax.com> …
I am installing a 2 node network with 3 licenses and am trying to get
the
machines to ‘talk’ to each other using their network nodes (//1,
file://2). I
installed QNX on two machines - node 1 and node 2. When I boot my node
2
machine, I get a netmap error on that node:

netmap: Net rejected ‘2 1 0060B0 F0DB8C’: Invalid argument

Both machines can telnet to each other, so their ip addresses are
configured
properly, but they can’t access each other using node addresses:
If I attemp to look at node 2 from node 1, I get:
ls file://2/
ls: No route to host (//2)

and if I attempt to look at node 1 from node 2, I get:
ls file://1/
ls: No such process (//1/)

I’ve installed 3 licenses in the /.license file of both machines

licinfo -a returns:
For Node 1
upg 0/0
tcptk 0/3
wpp 0/3
wcc 0/3
vger 0/3
tcprt 1/3 1
phrt 1/3 1
qnx 0/3

For Node 2
upg 0/0
tcptk 0/3
wpp 0/3
wcc 0/3
vger 0/3
tcprt 0/3
phrt 0/3
qnx 0/3

and I’ve configured the /etc/config/netmap files on each PC with the
hardware
addr of both systems:
Logical Lan Physical
1 1 0060B0 F0BB52
2 1 0060B0 F0DB8C


What do I need to do to get these 2 nodes talking to each other?

Thanks for any help!
Rick

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Ensure you have enough licenses, you can’t have a netmap entry for node 2 if
the /.licenses file only has 1 set of licenses

For each node: Post your netmap file, and the output of “netmap”

  • Paul

Rick Suntag <rsuntag@take-this-out.att.net> wrote in message
news:dm94ss0krq5j3rol9k8lgkgenedl1ekqiu@4ax.com…

I am installing a 2 node network with 3 licenses and am trying to get the
machines to ‘talk’ to each other using their network nodes (//1,
file://2). I
installed QNX on two machines - node 1 and node 2. When I boot my node 2
machine, I get a netmap error on that node:

netmap: Net rejected ‘2 1 0060B0 F0DB8C’: Invalid argument

Both machines can telnet to each other, so their ip addresses are
configured
properly, but they can’t access each other using node addresses:
If I attemp to look at node 2 from node 1, I get:
ls file://2/
ls: No route to host (//2)

and if I attempt to look at node 1 from node 2, I get:
ls file://1/
ls: No such process (//1/)

I’ve installed 3 licenses in the /.license file of both machines

licinfo -a returns:
For Node 1
upg 0/0
tcptk 0/3
wpp 0/3
wcc 0/3
vger 0/3
tcprt 1/3 1
phrt 1/3 1
qnx 0/3

For Node 2
upg 0/0
tcptk 0/3
wpp 0/3
wcc 0/3
vger 0/3
tcprt 0/3
phrt 0/3
qnx 0/3

and I’ve configured the /etc/config/netmap files on each PC with the
hardware
addr of both systems:
Logical Lan Physical
1 1 0060B0 F0BB52
2 1 0060B0 F0DB8C


What do I need to do to get these 2 nodes talking to each other?

Thanks for any help!
Rick

Please remove ‘take-this-out.’ from my email to respond directly

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try to start Net with -n2 key i.e. “Net -n2 &” for two nodes. we have
the same troubles (qnx4.25d) - netmap rejected to load correct
/etc/config/netmap and this helped.

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“Rick Suntag” <rsuntag@take-this-out.att.net> wrote in message
news:dm94ss0krq5j3rol9k8lgkgenedl1ekqiu@4ax.com…

I am installing a 2 node network with 3 licenses and am trying to get the
machines to ‘talk’ to each other using their network nodes (//1,
file://2). I
installed QNX on two machines - node 1 and node 2. When I boot my node 2
machine, I get a netmap error on that node:

netmap: Net rejected ‘2 1 0060B0 F0DB8C’: Invalid argument

Both machines can telnet to each other, so their ip addresses are
configured
properly, but they can’t access each other using node addresses:
If I attemp to look at node 2 from node 1, I get:
ls file://2/
ls: No route to host (//2)

and if I attempt to look at node 1 from node 2, I get:
ls file://1/
ls: No such process (//1/)

I’ve installed 3 licenses in the /.license file of both machines

licinfo -a returns:
For Node 1
upg 0/0
tcptk 0/3
wpp 0/3
wcc 0/3
vger 0/3
tcprt 1/3 1
phrt 1/3 1
qnx 0/3

For Node 2
upg 0/0
tcptk 0/3
wpp 0/3
wcc 0/3
vger 0/3
tcprt 0/3
phrt 0/3
qnx 0/3

and I’ve configured the /etc/config/netmap files on each PC with the
hardware
addr of both systems:
Logical Lan Physical
1 1 0060B0 F0BB52
2 1 0060B0 F0DB8C


What do I need to do to get these 2 nodes talking to each other?

Thanks for any help!
Rick

Please remove ‘take-this-out.’ from my email to respond directly