Re: TCP Problem with DR system

[Evan Harris <auctionitis@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi

I don't understand your question all that well; I'm not entirely sure what
you mean by "hostservers don't show up".

What recovery procedure did you run to build the DR system ?
Did your startup program run OK ?
Have you started TCP ?
Have you started Subsystem QSERVER ?
Have you run the STRHOSTSVR command ?

Did you need to remap hardware resources to line description ?

I could ask more questions hoping to ask "the right question" that will
reveal what is wrong, or you could provide more information about what you
did and what you are seeing that is not correct.



On Sat, Dec 13, 2014 at 9:42 AM, <broehmer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I have a question that maybe, if I'm lucky, can be answered by someone who
> has
> had this happen to them before I have to recreate the DR system from
> scatch.
> On a disaster recovery box TCP hostservers don't show up after restoring
> from the production box.  The DR system was a complete working system
> before
> the restore and now, while one can ping from the DR box to the Production
> box
> no hostservers are shown and none can be started and client access does
> not work.
> Given that something is terribly wrong with the restore, how can one
> reinstall
> TCP hostservers or is this even worth trying?
>
>
>
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