Description

Each time an FSE command is invoked, the following error message is displayed:

 

ERROR 6008: Cannot connect to Management Interface - probably not running after system

 

reboot. Requested name does not yet exist in the NameService. Giving up.

Explanation

The local services.cfg file contains the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the FSE

 

server host, where MIF is running. If the primary DNS suffix of this host is not set appropriately,

 

the full computer name may contain only the host name. In this case, MIF registers itself in the

 

CORBA Naming Service under a different name, and the FSE command-line interface cannot

 

resolve it.

Workaround

See the FSE installation guide for Windows, section ”Preparing the operating system

 

environment”, subsection ”Verifying and modifying the primary DNS suffix of the system”.

Description

Command fse --stop is not able to stop all FSE processes or abort all FSE jobs.

Explanation

On heavily loaded systems, the fse --stopcommand is not able to abort all jobs within a

 

short time, especially if at the same time, new jobs are created.

Workaround To terminate FSE processes on such systems:

1.Stop all non-FSE processes which are creating files on the HSM file system.

2.Unmount the HSM file systems.

3.Abort all FSE jobs using commands fsejob --listand fsejob --abort.

4.Stop all FSE jobs using fse --stopcommand.

Description

In a private network environment, the FSE implementation does not start after the YaST2

 

configuration tool is run.

 

(SUSE Linux system specific)

Explanation

On a Linux system equipped with two network adapters, YaST2 modifies the /etc/hosts file

 

and assigns the IP addresses (IP numbers) of both network adapters to the primary host name.

 

omniORB cannot work with such a configuration.

Workaround

Manually edit the /etc/hosts file and revert back to the old host-name settings.

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