[Linux-decnet-user] Re: dnping: Write: Transport endpoint is not connected

[Steven <de...@po...>]

Ack, I found the problem was in the fact that dnping sends
the invalid username "linux" by default. So after figuring out
how to properly form the syntax for sending a valid username
and password, all worked fine.

Thanks to all who took the time to read my message. :-)

On Monday 11 August 2003 04:50 pm, you wrote:
> Help please! Extreme newby here.
>
> I'm trying to setup phprms. But even before that, I thought it would
> be important to just test some basic connectivity. So I set out to run
> the dnping, but received the following errors:
>
> cortez root # dnping 1.103
> Write: Transport endpoint is not connected
> cortez root # dnping 1.1
> Write: Transport endpoint is not connected
> cortez root #
>
> I have a Gentoo Linux box with decnet compiled as a module.
> The module is loaded.
> We've set the MAC address to: AA:00:04:00:67:04
> and our node number is: 1.103
>
> and here is the relavent info from our decnet.conf file:
>
> #Node           Node            Name            Node    Line    Line
> #Type           Address         Tag             Name    Tag     Device
> #-----          -------         -----           -----   -----   ------
> executor         1.103          name            CORTEZ  line    eth0
> node             1.1            name            SPEEDY
>
> cortez root # lsmod
> Module                  Size  Used by    Not tainted
> decnet                 58796   1
> usbcore                39808   0  (unused)
> tulip                  42592   1
>
> Can anyone please help? I've done some searches in google
> for the error message, but it appears to be fairly generic and
> common message. I've also read the FAQ, and haven't yet found
> anything. Any ideas would be extremely appreciated.
>
> Thank you so much in advance.
>
> Steven

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