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The Netware and the Linux server contain both the complete replica of all partitions of our NDS-tree. Because we are on transition from Netware to Linux we deploy both Netware and Linux clusters (NCS)
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On our Netware-cluster (NW6.5SP8) NSM is able to perform all operations (create homedir, move homedir, delete, browse with the Path Analysis tool). Neither does the Linux cluster. No homedirs are created. While the clustered volumes occure in the volume list, with the Path Analysis tool it isn't possible to browse these volumes. No directory tree of these clustered volumes is displayed, but an error message instead: "Policy paths are unreachable". Non clustered volumes on the Linux boxes (including NSS-Volumes SYS and VOL1) can be browsed with the Path Analysis tool.

Hello,
I applied the last updates (no more warning signs in NSM-Admin-Tool) and after this the agent hosted on the linux box is visible in the Admin-Tool.
While rebuilding the volume list the following two kinds of messages appear:
For Netware-Cluster Volumes
01/06 16:13:52 4: GetVolumeFSTypeAndMountPointPath: The linuxNCPMountPoint attribute for volume FDN (C2_NWKS.C2.UKJ) doesn't exist; Result = -603.
01/06 16:14:02 4: GetVolumeFSTypeAndMountPointPath: The linuxNCPMountPoint attribute for volume FDN (C2_NWP03V.C2.UKJ) doesn't exist; Result = -603.
01/06 16:14:11 4: GetVolumeFSTypeAndMountPointPath: The linuxNCPMountPoint attribute for volume FDN (C2_NWP04V.C2.UKJ) doesn't exist; Result = -603.
01/06 16:14:21 4: GetVolumeFSTypeAndMountPointPath: The linuxNCPMountPoint attribute for volume FDN (C2_NWP05V.C2.UKJ) doesn't exist; Result = -603.
01/06 16:14:30 4: GetVolumeFSTypeAndMountPointPath: The linuxNCPMountPoint attribute for volume FDN (C2_NWP06V.C2.UKJ) doesn't exist; Result = -603.
For Linux-Cluster Volumes
01/06 16:15:53 3: GetSERVERObjectsFromDSContainer: Failed to get the product version information for server (C3_NL3A01S.C3.UKJ); Result = 35073.
01/06 16:15:53 4: GetVolumeFSTypeAndMountPointPath: The linuxNCPMountPoint attribute for volume FDN (C3_NL3A02S.C3.UKJ) exists (NSS /media/nss/NL3A02S); Result = 0.
01/06 16:15:56 4: GetServerConnection: open connection rc=35073 <C3_NL3A02P_SERVER>
01/06 16:16:00 4: GetServerConnection: open connection rc=35073 <C3_NL3A02P_SERVER>
01/06 16:16:00 3: GetSERVERObjectsFromDSContainer: Failed to get the product version information for server (C3_NL3A02S.C3.UKJ); Result = 35073.
01/06 16:16:01 4: GetVolumeFSTypeAndMountPointPath: The linuxNCPMountPoint attribute for volume FDN (C3_NL3G01S.C3.UKJ) exists (NSS /media/nss/NL3G01S); Result = 0.
01/06 16:16:03 4: GetServerConnection: open connection rc=35073 <C3_NL3G01P_SERVER>
Any suggestions?
Greetings
M.

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as mentioned here - http://www.riaspace.com/2011/08/bundling-air-3-runtime-in-air-desktop-applications/
Flex SDK version - 4.6.0
AIR SDK version - 3.1
JDK version - jdk1.6.0_18
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Thanks,
vshare

Hi vshare,
did you ever find a solution to this? I'm running into the same problem with no apparent solution.
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