SunRay connection failed

Dear Sir,

After I installed and configured srss 3.1 in sparc Ulatra45 with Solaris 10, and powered on

SunRay2, the connection was hanged on OSD 14D, and log-on screen never showed.

After I checked /var/opt/SUNWut/log/messages, I found the following error messages were repeated with the number of /dev/fd/45 increased (45, 46, 47, ....).

How can I fix the problem?

Oct 23 16:15:59 StevenC utauthd: [ID 484447 user.info] Worker0 NOTICE: CONNECT IEEE802.0018ed000078, pseudo.0018ed000078, all connections allowed

Oct 23 16:15:59 StevenC utauthd: [ID 118787 user.info] Worker0 NOTICE: MTU = 1500

Oct 23 16:15:59 StevenC utauthd: [ID 839304 user.info] Worker0 NOTICE: SessionManager.getSessionManager: Initiate callback to utsessiond at localhost:7007

Oct 23 16:15:59 StevenC utauthd: [ID 218807 user.info] Worker0 NOTICE: SessionManager.initiateCallback localhost:7010 established communication

Oct 23 16:15:59 StevenC utauthd: [ID 884339 user.info] Worker0 UNEXPECTED: SESSION_ERROR pseudo.0018ed000078 java.io.FileNotFoundException: /dev/fd/45 (No such file or directory) </opt/SUNWut/lib/utdtsession add> Client = auth.module.StartSession.StartSessionClient@1194a4e

Oct 23 16:15:59 StevenC utauthd: [ID 474907 user.info] Worker0 NOTICE: DISCONNECT IEEE802.0018ed000078, pseudo.0018ed000078 cannot init session

Oct 23 16:15:59 StevenC utauthd: [ID 226395 user.info] SessionManager0 NOTICE: TERMINATE: ACTIVE session

Oct 23 16:15:59 StevenC utauthd: [ID 188713 user.info] Worker0 NOTICE: DESTROY pseudo.0018ed000078 lifetime=148

Oct 23 16:15:58 [192.168.128.223.2.2] 0x0.0x501 0:18:ed:0:0:78 Application: tftpopt: all read attempts failed, giving up

Oct 23 16:16:06 [192.168.128.223.2.2] 0x0.0x879 0:18:ed:0:0:78 Network: FreeTcb:Freeing Tcb before the connection is closed

Oct 23 16:16:07 StevenC utauthd: [ID 214017 user.info] Worker2 NOTICE: whichServer pseudo.0018ed000078:

Oct 23 16:16:07 StevenC utauthd: [ID 123659 user.info] Worker2 NOTICE: CLAIMED by StartSession.m2 NAME: pseudo.0018ed000078 PARAMETERS: {terminalIPA=192.168.128.223, type=pseudo, fw=3.2_Experimental_2006.10.19.20.41, state=disconnected, cause=insert, doamgh=true, barrierLevel=310, rawId=0018ed000078, MTU=1500, tokenSeq=1, firstServer=c0a88003, namespace=IEEE802, ddcconfig=1, id=0018ed000078, clientRand=XaH6b.D9MoGRL/vprZKgMDCGZZN3phc6xD/vNKAwyTi, realIP=c0a880df, startRes=1280x1024:1280x1024, useReal=true, event=insert, pn=43704, sn=0018ed000078, rawType=pseudo, hw=Gobi7P8, initState=1, _=1}

If you need any other information, please let me know it again.

Thank you very much for your helps, I have been struggling in this problem for 2 weeks.

Best Regards,

Steven

[2781 byte] By [StevenChang] at [2007-11-26 10:58:33]
# 1

Apparently this machine does not have an fdfs filesystem mounted on /dev/fd. fdfs should have been mounted at boot time by an entry in /etc/vfstab but it's possible that someone who didn't know what it was has deleted or commented out that entry.

Run 'mount' with no arguments to list the mounted filesystems. If an fdfs on /dev/fd is not shown in the 'mount' output then you can use the 'mount' command to create this mount, then restart SRSS.

$ mount fd /dev/fd

$ /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utrestart

That mount will be good until the next reboot. To cause fdfs to be mounted automatically after a reboot edit /etc/vfstab and define the fdfs mount in that file.

OttoM.

ottomeister at 2007-7-7 3:12:04 > top of Java-index,Desktop,Sun Ray Software - General Discussion...
# 2
Hi Ottomeister,Very appreciated for your kindly helps, now I can connect Sunray2 to Ultra45 successfully.Thanks a lot!Steven
StevenChang at 2007-7-7 3:12:04 > top of Java-index,Desktop,Sun Ray Software - General Discussion...