I have a question regarding qnet with qnx 6.2. The setup which I am using
has several local nodes, each running QNX, networked together. Thanks to
qnet, any of the nodes can access any of the other nodes through the /net
directory. I did not put the setup together, and I relatively unfamiliar
with qnet. My question is: can qnet run over tcp/ip? I want to try to
connect another computer in my university’s network to the nodes. If qnet
does work over tcp/ip, how would I go about setting that up? If qnet does
not work, is there another way to access files on another computer that
works better than ssh?
Thanks a lot.
–Andrew
Andrew Lovett <andrew.lovett@yale.edu> wrote in message
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I have a question regarding qnet with qnx 6.2. The setup which I am using
has several local nodes, each running QNX, networked together. Thanks to
qnet, any of the nodes can access any of the other nodes through the /net
directory. I did not put the setup together, and I relatively unfamiliar
with qnet. My question is: can qnet run over tcp/ip? I want to try to
connect another computer in my university’s network to the nodes. If qnet
does work over tcp/ip, how would I go about setting that up? If qnet does
not work, is there another way to access files on another computer that
works better than ssh?
Yes, QNET could run on, well, IP. All you need to do is passing
“bind=ip” to QNET when you start it.
-xtang
You probably also need “resolver=dns” so that you can resolve nodes which in
not on
LAN.
-xtang
Xiaodan Tang <xtang@qnx.com> wrote in message
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Andrew Lovett <> andrew.lovett@yale.edu> > wrote in message
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I have a question regarding qnet with qnx 6.2. The setup which I am
using
has several local nodes, each running QNX, networked together. Thanks
to
qnet, any of the nodes can access any of the other nodes through the
/net
directory. I did not put the setup together, and I relatively
unfamiliar
with qnet. My question is: can qnet run over tcp/ip? I want to try to
connect another computer in my university’s network to the nodes. If
qnet
does work over tcp/ip, how would I go about setting that up? If qnet
does
not work, is there another way to access files on another computer that
works better than ssh?Yes, QNET could run on, well, IP. All you need to do is passing
“bind=ip” to QNET when you start it.-xtang