Service daemon service | HP File System Extender (FSE) instruction

Description	After invocation of an FSE command, the following error is reported:
	6001 Problems accessing CORBA Naming Service.
Explanation	omniNames (CORBA Naming Service daemon (service)) is not running in the FSE
	implementation.
Workaround	Proceed as follows:
	1. On the consolidated FSE system or FSE server, verify the status of the CORBA Naming
	Service daemon (service).
	Linux specific
	Run the command omniNames --statusand inspect its output.
	Windows specific
	Use the Services tool to check the status of the omniORB CORBA Naming Service.
	2. If omniNames is stopped, you need to start it, together with other FSE processes:
	a.	Stop the FSE processes with the fse --stopcommand.
	b.	Start omniNames and FSE processes using the fse --startcommand.

Description	After invocation of an FSE command, the following error is reported:
	6008 Cannot connect to Management Interface - probably not running.
	'Requested name does not yet exist in the NameService.
	Giving up. FSE/mgr/<fse_server@company@com>/mif'
Explanation	Most probably the Management Interface (the process fse-mif) is not running.
Workaround	Check if fse-mifis running using the fse --statuscommand. If the process is stopped,
	you must restart FSE with the fse --restartcommand.

Description	When inspecting the FSE error log of an improperly operating FSE implementation, the
	following error entry is detected:
	This machine (localhost.localdomain) has only localhost IP.
	Misconfigured DNS on host: localhost.localdomain. Official name (hostent::h_name) is NULL.
	Misconfigured DNS on host: localhost.localdomain. Official name (hostent::h_name) should
	contain FQDN.
	(Linux system specific)
Explanation	This behavior is caused by improper network configuration, when the network is not configured
	properly to resolve its host name to the fully-qualified domain name (FQDN) and IP.
Workaround	Check if the network settings (DHCP settings, the /etc/hosts file configuration, DNS
	resolution configuration, and so on) are correct, and modify them if necessary.

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File System Extender (FSE) specifications

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HP File System Extender (FSE) manual Service daemon service

Models: File System Extender (FSE)

Service daemon (service).

Run the command omniNames --statusand inspect its output.

Windows specific

Stop the FSE processes with the fse --stopcommand.

you must restart FSE with the fse --restartcommand.

File System Extender (FSE) specifications