I have two networked machines running qnet. One shows the node names
correctly in the /net directory. The other shows the remote machine with
the name host2.net.intra. For example:
on host2 (RTP pre-release):
#ls /net
host1.grc.nasa.gov host2
on host1 (RTP version 6.0):
#ls /net
host1 host2.net.intra
This is not the desired result. Both machines are on the grc.nasa.gov
domain. Any ideas?
John
John Bowen <John.Bowen@grc.nasa.gov> wrote:
I have two networked machines running qnet. One shows the node names
correctly in the /net directory. The other shows the remote machine with
the name host2.net.intra. For example:on host2 (RTP pre-release):
#ls /net
host1.grc.nasa.gov host2on host1 (RTP version 6.0):
#ls /net
host1 host2.net.intraThis is not the desired result. Both machines are on the grc.nasa.gov
domain. Any ideas?
QNET get the domain from “CS_DOMAIN”. If there is none, it
use it’s default domain which is “net.intra”.
Is the host2 starting QNET after the domain is set?
-xtang
Where is “CS_DOMAIN” set?
john
“Xiaodan Tang” <xtang@qnx.com> wrote in message
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John Bowen <> John.Bowen@grc.nasa.gov> > wrote:
I have two networked machines running qnet. One shows the node names
correctly in the /net directory. The other shows the remote machine
with
the name host2.net.intra. For example:on host2 (RTP pre-release):
#ls /net
host1.grc.nasa.gov host2on host1 (RTP version 6.0):
#ls /net
host1 host2.net.intraThis is not the desired result. Both machines are on the grc.nasa.gov
domain. Any ideas?QNET get the domain from “CS_DOMAIN”. If there is none, it
use it’s default domain which is “net.intra”.Is the host2 starting QNET after the domain is set?
-xtang
John Bowen <John.Bowen@grc.nasa.gov> wrote:
Where is “CS_DOMAIN” set?
It’s a “System Configure String” (if I remember correct 
Try to see the manual of lib function “confstr()”. Or util
“getconf”.
The question is on host2, while you mount/load QNET,
is the domain already set? How/When did you load qnet
module? Before load QNET, run a “getconf CS_DOMAIN”
and what did it returns you?
-xtang
john
“Xiaodan Tang” <> xtang@qnx.com> > wrote in message
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John Bowen <> John.Bowen@grc.nasa.gov> > wrote:
I have two networked machines running qnet. One shows the node names
correctly in the /net directory. The other shows the remote machine
with
the name host2.net.intra. For example:on host2 (RTP pre-release):
#ls /net
host1.grc.nasa.gov host2on host1 (RTP version 6.0):
#ls /net
host1 host2.net.intraThis is not the desired result. Both machines are on the grc.nasa.gov
domain. Any ideas?QNET get the domain from “CS_DOMAIN”. If there is none, it
use it’s default domain which is “net.intra”.Is the host2 starting QNET after the domain is set?
-xtang
Xiaodan Tang <xtang@qnx.com> wrote:
John Bowen <> John.Bowen@grc.nasa.gov> > wrote:
Where is “CS_DOMAIN” set?It’s a “System Configure String” (if I remember correct >
Try to see the manual of lib function “confstr()”. Or util
“getconf”.
Sorry, I mis-read you question.
CS_DOMAIN could be set by various application. On a tipical
RTP install, netmanager is the one to set it (or dhcp.client).
-xtang
I figured it out. You pass the domain in the mount and resolve options
string of qnet.
Thanks,
jb
“Xiaodan Tang” <xtang@qnx.com> wrote in message
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Xiaodan Tang <> xtang@qnx.com> > wrote:
John Bowen <> John.Bowen@grc.nasa.gov> > wrote:
Where is “CS_DOMAIN” set?It’s a “System Configure String” (if I remember correct >
Try to see the manual of lib function “confstr()”. Or util
“getconf”.Sorry, I mis-read you question.
CS_DOMAIN could be set by various application. On a tipical
RTP install, netmanager is the one to set it (or dhcp.client).-xtang