RSH gethostbyname: Error 0

Apologies for posting Solaris 8 query in this forum.
When I try to do a RSH (rsh HOST pwd).
gethostbyname: Error 0
gethostbyname: Error 0
If you see this. The error comes up but still the RSH command works.
This affects the USFDUMP scheduled backup when I try to do backup to the same remote server (HOST in the above command).
The error on the UFSDUMP is
DUMP: Protocol to remote tape server botched (code gethostbyname: Error 0?).
DUMP: Lost connection to remote host.
The RSH error doesn't appear if I try to any other SUN servers. It was all working fine until we configured multi-domain setup (DNS) on the servers still all NAME SERVICE provided by the same DNS server.
To explain, Backup HOST is in TEST domain while Tape HOST is in DEV domain.
Any help would be very grateful.
Kumaran

Hi sathish777,
Because each domain has its secure boundary ,domain trust is needed for comunication between different domain .
As a workaround , you may try to logon the "client" locally to be a workgroup machine then use hvremote.swf to manage the hyper-v server remotely :
https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Hyper-V-Remote-Management-26d127c6
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Redwood Cronacle: rwmail error (gethostbyname)

Can anyone tell my why I might be getting the following error when submitting to one UNIX server (SAP server, HP-UX IA64) but successful when submitted to another (HP-UX U 9000/800)? Paths are set correctly, environment variables are set, and rwmail exists in $JCS_HOME/bin as an executable with correct permissions.
error:
path removed.../bin/rwmail: could not obtain host information (gethostbyname): No such process
script:
create or replace script "NOTIFICATION"."DEST_EMAIL_NOTIFICATION_SUBJ"
( "P_TO"            in varchar2(3000)   null
                    description         'Email account'
, "P_PARENT"        in number           not null
                    parent_job_id
                    description         'Parent JobId'
, "P_SERVER"        in varchar2(255)    not null
                    description         'SMTP Server'
                    nodisplay
                    noedit
                    runtime
                    default             jcs_registry.get_value('/PUBLIC/RWS/Repository/Parameters/SMTPServer')
, "P_SERVER_ACCOUNT" in varchar2(255)    not null
                    description         'SMTP sender'
                    nodisplay
                    noedit
                    runtime
                    default             jcs_registry.get_value('/PUBLIC/RWS/Repository/Parameters/SMTPSender')
, "P_SUBJECT"       in varchar2(200)    null
                    no last value
, "P_INSTANCE"      in varchar2(50)     not null
                    nodisplay
                    noedit
                    runtime
                    default             jcs_registry.get_value('/PUBLIC/INSTANCES/Cronacle')
, "P_STATUS"        in varchar2(50)     not null
                    nodisplay
                    noedit
                    runtime
                    default             jcs.job_status(P_PARENT)
, "P_EMAIL_BODY"    in varchar2(4000)   null
description         'Send email that report has finished'
application         "NOTIFICATION"
queue               "NOTIFICATION"
as 'echo ' || P_EMAIL_BODY || '|' ||   JCSBINHOMEPATH( 'rwmail'
                 , ' -server "' || P_SERVER         || '" ' ||
                   '-f "'                 || P_SERVER_ACCOUNT || '" ' ||
                   '-t "'                 || P_TO             || '" ' ||
                   '-s "'                    || P_SUBJECT        || ' '
                         || P_STATUS || ' ('
                         || P_INSTANCE
                         || ') " ' ||
                   '-a - '

Check for 2 things.
1) Redwood comes with different server installations based on server config. IA64 has different setup as compared to other servers. Please check if you have installed correct version on IA64 box.
2) Not sure which version of Cronacle you are using. If its 8 onwards, you can get setup file from support for IA64. Not sure if IA64 is supported for earlier versions. Check the help file or write to support to check if your version of cronacle supports IA64.
- Bhushan

How to start RSH on MAC mountain lion? I'm getting connection refused error

How to start rshd on mountaion lion??
>mac-29#rsh CMD 'rsh' '10.73.105.131' '-l' 'root' '/bin/mkdir /mnt; echo END'_'COMMAND'_'OUTPUT'
<<mac-29#rsh|10.73.105.131: Connection refused\r\n

Wow, no answer yet? It's been 6 months.

Rsh connection refused error.

Hi.
rsh returns a connection refused message when trying to connect to a host running solaris 8. I am able to rsh from other client boxes to this host but this one refuses to work. In the /.rhosts I have only a + .
Any ideas?
Thanks.
SN

"connection refused" means that the remote tcp/ip host you are trying to connect to
does not have a process listening on the rlogin server port.
As you say that other machines can rlogin okay to this machine then I would look to make sure that
the name you are using to rlogin to resolves to the same server machine between a client that works and this client that doesn't
eg
getent hosts rlogin_server
run on both clients
tim

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