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Subject: Re: [ngw] Weird dbcopy issue
From: "Keith Larson" <klarson () K12GROUP ! NET>
Date: 2009-07-29 10:13:31
Message-ID: 4A6FE88B.3454.0033.0 () K12GROUP ! NET
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I have used the ncpmount method to migrate nw6.5.8 to an oes2sp1 vm with no problem. \
i did discover that if you ctrl-c the dbcopy, you will loose the ncpmount connection \
automatically.
Keith Larson
Franklin Computer Services - K12 Group
(614) 561-4887
klarson@k12group.net
> > > "Matt Ray" <mray@gwguru.com> 7/28/2009 11:55 PM >>>
I'm migrating a 100 Gig post office from NetWare to LINUX. Last night I started up \
a dbcopy on a windows pc, with a drive mapped to my netware box and a drive mapped \
via ncp to my OES 2, sp1b box. When I got in this morning, it showed that it lost \
the connection to the NetWare server during the night. So, I decided to eliminate \
the middle man, ncpmounted a mount point from my OES Linux server directly to the \
Novell server and kicked off the dbcopy on the OES box. But about an hour or two \
into it, it lost the ncp connection. So, I looked over the NetWare server and \
changed it from 100mbs full duplex to autonegotiate and voila, I had gigabit \
connectivity, but after an hour or so, lost connectivity again. every time I lose \
connectivity, i have to re-run my ncpmount command because it can no longer see the \
mount. I've been doing this all day. Driving me a little insane.
My customer wants me to try the gw server migration utility, but I think we'll run \
into the same connectivity issue. Can anybody confirm whether the utility has the \
ability to maintain a connection where ncpmount doesn't or does it simply use \
ncpmount?
Oh, as a last effort this afternoon, I applied sp8 to the NetWare server thinking if \
it had all the latest and greatest, it would help resolve any issues. Nope. Same \
issue. Oh, and the OES box is on VMWare.
Based on all of this information, does anybody have any ideas or suggestions to help \
me finish my freaking dbcopy without losing my mind?
Thanks in advance.
Matt
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<DIV>I have used the ncpmount method to migrate nw6.5.8 to an oes2sp1 vm with no \
problem. i did discover that if you ctrl-c the dbcopy, you will loose the \
ncpmount connection automatically.</DIV> <DIV> </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Keith Larson<BR>Franklin Computer Services - K12 Group<BR>(614) \
561-4887<BR>klarson@k12group.net<BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR>>>> "Matt Ray" \
<mray@gwguru.com> 7/28/2009 11:55 PM >>><BR></DIV> <DIV>I'm migrating \
a 100 Gig post office from NetWare to LINUX. Last night I started up a \
dbcopy on a windows pc, with a drive mapped to my netware box and a drive mapped via \
ncp to my OES 2, sp1b box. When I got in this morning, it showed \
that it lost the connection to the NetWare server during the night. So, I \
decided to eliminate the middle man, ncpmounted a mount point from my OES Linux \
server directly to the Novell server and kicked off the dbcopy on the OES \
box. But about an hour or two into it, it lost the ncp \
connection. So, I looked over the NetWare server and changed it from \
100mbs full duplex to autonegotiate and voila, I had gigabit connectivity, but after \
an hour or so, lost connectivity again. every time I lose connectivity, i have \
to re-run my ncpmount command because it can no longer see the \
mount. I've been doing this all day. Driving me a \
little insane. </DIV> <DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>My customer wants me to try the gw server migration utility, but I think we'll \
run into the same connectivity issue. Can anybody confirm whether the \
utility has the ability to maintain a connection where ncpmount doesn't or does it \
simply use ncpmount? </DIV> <DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Oh, as a last effort this afternoon, I applied sp8 to the NetWare server \
thinking if it had all the latest and greatest, it would help resolve any \
issues. Nope. Same issue. Oh, and the OES box is on \
VMWare. </DIV> <DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Based on all of this information, does anybody have any ideas or suggestions to \
help me finish my freaking dbcopy without losing my mind? </DIV> \
<DIV> </DIV> <DIV>Thanks in advance. </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Matt </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
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