| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name
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| 4230.1 | ? | IOSG::STANDAGE |  | Fri Jun 03 1994 09:27 | 22 | 
|  |     
    HJ,
    
    Did the server only log this message and then die ?
    
    You could try running the server in the foreground, as that can
    sometimes give you more information :
    
    $ SRV=="$SYS$SYSTEM:OAFC$SERVER.EXE"
    $ SRV OA$DATA_SHARE:DEKV03$SERVER73.DAT
    
    
    Is this a cluster ? -  I take it DEKV03 is either a standalone node or the
    node you installed from within the cluster. 
    
    Check that SCSNODE and SCSSYSTEMID are defined in SYSGEN, although
    typically that throws up different errors to the one you are seeing.
    
    
    I have to confess this one looks a little peculiar !
    
    Kevin.
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| 4230.2 | meaning of "partition already in name cashe" ? | DEKVC::ALLIN1 |  | Tue Jun 07 1994 09:38 | 52 | 
|  | Kevin,
    
>    Did the server only log this message and then die ?
No, installation procedure was completed with IPVs failed .
    
>    You could try running the server in the foreground, as that can
>    sometimes give you more information :
The result was the same as those messages of oafc$server.log.    
    
>    Is this a cluster ? -  I take it DEKV03 is either a standalone node or the
>    node you installed from within the cluster. 
Yes, our system is as below.
DEKV01 & DEKV02	(Product system)	:homo cluster 
DEKV03		(Test system)		:hetero cluster with DEKV01& DEKV02
>    Check that SCSNODE and SCSSYSTEMID are defined in SYSGEN, although
>    typically that throws up different errors to the one you are seeing.
Those were defined in SYSGEN.
As installation was failed at postinstallation step, current version was changed
to v3.0 but, menu screen when ALL-IN-1 invoked was still v2.4.
    
I don't understand the meaning of oafc$server.log. "Partition already in
    name cache".
    
Could you pls advise what I am to do for the further checking ?
Thanks & Regards,
HJ.
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PS.	Hope below files may be references for your grip of 
	current my problem status...  I copied 3 files to DEKVC::.
	1.  Install log file 		: dekv03_a1v30.log
	2.  IVP log file		: allin1_ivp.log
	    (Except the FCS, Create account checking & Electronic mail 
	     checking were failed during the IVP procedure.)
	3.  ALL-IN-1 A/Cs UAF list	: allin1_uaf.txt
	    (I'm not sure if default device "NL:[user]" (for OAFC$DEFAULT )& 
	     "NLA0:[user]" (for OAFC$SERVER) were correct or not.
	     Because those device names were undefined logicals.)
    
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| 4230.3 |  | IOSG::STANDAGE |  | Tue Jun 07 1994 10:28 | 34 | 
|  |     
    HJ,
    
    Ah, so this is a hetrogeneous cluster !
    
    This configuration is not strictly supported by the file cabinet
    server, although we have produced a one-off ICF to resolve a problem.
    
    However, this should not cause the server to immediately die, only that
    sharing drawers get's broken. The ICF was to resolve drawer sharing
    problems, and nothing else.
    
    When a server connects to another server, they swap information
    regarding the partitions they know about (in the Partition Cache).
    Somewhere along the way, it appears as though your servers are getting
    confused and attempting to connect to themselves. This would probably
    cause them to crash out, and possibly log the message "partition
    already in name cache" (as they already know about themselves).
    
    
    The OAFC$DEFAULT account is used when remote people are connecting to
    your local system. The OAFC$SERVER account is more important, the
    device names have to be correct for this !
    
    
    I will try and look at your log files when I can. Unfortunately I have
    to prepare for a customer visit.
    
    
    Kevin.
    
    
    
    
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| 4230.4 | waiting any advise .... | DEKVC::ALLIN1 |  | Mon Jun 13 1994 07:29 | 20 | 
|  | Hi, Kevin
    
>    When a server connects to another server, they swap information
>    regarding the partitions they know about (in the Partition Cache).
>    Somewhere along the way, it appears as though your servers are getting
>    confused and attempting to connect to themselves. This would probably
>    cause them to crash out, and possibly log the message "partition
>    already in name cache" (as they already know about themselves).
    
If server connect to themselves was the reason, how I can prevent/solve it ?
I looked over the whole relative notes and manuals  but, can't find any hints 
for the messages.    
When I run OAFC$STARTUP.COM , FCS process created for a while and then die soon.
Hoping you aren't so busy...    
HJ.    
    
    
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