1. Are the same SYMAPI Licenses applied to both systems ?
Compare the \symapi\config\symapi_licenses.dat files on both hosts
You can just edit the file to add them if any are missing.
2. If you mean that on the linux host a "symrdf -g query " command doesnt work, that is because the device group configuration is local to each host unles you enable the "Group Name Service" daemon.
Do a symdg list on each host and compare the output. If the linux host has no device groups defined, then that is your answer. You need to make the device groups on every host you plan to run symrdf, symmir or symclone commands from as the device group definition is held in the local SYMAPI_DB.BIN file on each host.
Alternatively if you want all hosts to see the same device groups, you can use the GNS daemon which moves the group definitions to the symm itself.
GlenH
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Posted July 11th, 2011 20:00
Two things to check:
1. Are the same SYMAPI Licenses applied to both systems ?
Compare the \symapi\config\symapi_licenses.dat files on both hosts
You can just edit the file to add them if any are missing.
2. If you mean that on the linux host a "symrdf -g query " command doesnt work, that is because the device group configuration is local to each host unles you enable the "Group Name Service" daemon.
Do a symdg list on each host and compare the output. If the linux host has no device groups defined, then that is your answer. You need to make the device groups on every host you plan to run symrdf, symmir or symclone commands from as the device group definition is held in the local SYMAPI_DB.BIN file on each host.
Alternatively if you want all hosts to see the same device groups, you can use the GNS daemon which moves the group definitions to the symm itself.
Glen.