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July 5th, 2018 04:00

NMC shows nothing, except clients

Hi All,

I have two NetWorker servers v9.2.1 running under Windows. Both have the NMC installed.

I connect from my local workstation to one of the servers NMC. Both NetWorker servers are configured in there. The problem is that I can only administer the NetWorker server where the NMC runs on. The remote server can be accessed but all the resources are empty. Only the clients are shown with a red dot:Bildschirmfoto 2018-07-05 um 13.47.08.pngBildschirmfoto 2018-07-05 um 13.50.15.png

At first I was not able to connect to the remote server at all. I did get the message "failed to validate security token". Then I issued the command "nsrauthtrust -U -P 9090". Since then I get the above behavior.

There is no problem the administer the remote NetWorker server when I locally connect to it and use the NMC. But I want to use my local workstation to access the two NetWorker servers.

Can someone help?

Cheers

beacon

  • netofm

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    Posted July 6th, 2018 04:00

    Beacon,

    Could be a typo but I do use the "nsrauthtrust -H -P 9090" command, not "-U".

    After that, the "nsraddadmin -H

    Regards,

    Francisco

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    Posted July 6th, 2018 01:00

    beacon ,

         Do you have a firewall between your work station and the NMC server ? IF you do, you might want to look at setting up rules to access the NMC for ports 9000, 9001 and 5432.

  • jayjay982

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    Posted July 9th, 2018 04:00

    Hi crazyrov,

    there is no firewall in my environment.

    I tried to increase the java heap size which did not solve the problem unfortunately.

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    Posted July 9th, 2018 08:00

    Hi Francisco,

    yes, you are right, I did use that too.

    The nsraddadmin was not issued by me. Maybe that is the failure here...