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From: "Sasha Roman" <sasha_roman@hotmail.com>
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Subject: rsh woes
Date: Mon, 01 Jul 2002 16:23:40 +0000
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Can someone please explain what might be going on with one of my machines?

Scenario:

	I have one central machine that uses rsh to preform remote commands on the
other machines.
  	It works flawlessly on all but one machine.  I can rsh to the machine in
question from
	command line and get a prompt and run commands, but if I run the following
command I get
	the error shown:

	rsh muromachi cat <anyfile>
	select: protocol failure in circuit setup

	I can run this command on all other machines and it works fine.  Now the
weird part...
	I set up one machine to emulate the "central" machine and it runs the
command just fine.
	The only thing that has changed was the ip on the machine in question and
all machines
	used in the testing were restarted after the ip change.

If anyone can give me any ideas on what this issue is...it would be greatly
appreciated.

Thanks,

Roger Williams





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