| DuffMan 2007-08-30, 1:20 pm |
| This last weekend we were issuing some stress tests:
We shut down main ports to host 2 within the cluster.
>From host 1 within the cluster we issued a stop command to halt the
pkg. What occured was a hacl cfg/udp: Access denied for HB1 and HB2
Now .rhosts is setup correctly and there is an entry within the
inetd.sec file for the hacl cfg/udp for the host 2.
The solution to this is to add the hb1 and hb2 /etc/host information
within the inetd.sec file under section hacl cfg/udp
I am curious as to why we should have to do this?
I am assuming that the main reason is because the main ip address
that
was listed for host2 was listed within the inetd.sec file however
when
that port was shut down there was essentially no access. So when we
had no access via normal ip address it uses the hb lan in which there
were no entries within inetd.sec.
Anybody confirm that this is a correct statement?
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