Tuxedo Server booting problem

Hi All,
We have two node server setup.
for
Machine = ARS_A
SCSTART1
and
Machine = ARS_B
SCSTART2
If I start server SCSTART2 its staring in node A (Machine = ARS_A) not in B.
tmboot -g SCSTART2
Booting server processes ...
exec SCStart -p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/arsServer.out -e ../logs/arsServer.stat -r config=SC_STARTUP :
on ARS_A -> process id=17912 ... Started.
exec SCStart -p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/arsServer.out -e ../logs/arsServer.stat -r config=SC_STARTUP :
on ARS_A -> process id=17914 ... Started.
exec SCStart -p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/arsServer.out -e ../logs/arsServer.stat -r config=SC_STARTUP :
on ARS_A -> process id=17915 ... Started.
exec SCStart -p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/arsServer.out -e ../logs/arsServer.stat -r config=SC_STARTUP :
on ARS_A -> process id=17916 ... Started.
4 processes started.
tlisten, BBL, DBBL everything is OK. I tried to shutdown and start also but again its starting from Node A.
Can you please help on this.
Regards,
Prasenjit

Hi Todd,
For your information, if I reboot complete application its not happening.
Its happend if some how some Tux servers booted from A node which suppose to boot in Node B.
I am not able to start those server form Node B.
Ubb as follows ...,
# MULTI DOMAIN template
*RESOURCES
IPCKEY 0xabe7
DOMAINID ARS
MASTER ARS_A,ARS_B
MAXACCESSERS 6000
MAXSERVERS 500
MAXSERVICES 6000
MODEL MP
OPTIONS LAN,MIGRATE
SCANUNIT 10
SANITYSCAN 12
LDBAL Y
DBBLWAIT 2
BBLQUERY 30
BLOCKTIME 12
NOTIFY DIPIN
*MACHINES
hostgls025 LMID=ARS_A
MAXWSCLIENTS=1500
CMPLIMIT="50000,MAXLONG"
APPDIR="/opt/apps/ARS/ARS/bin"
TUXCONFIG="/opt/apps/ARS/ARS/config/TUXCONFIG"
ENVFILE="/opt/apps/ARS/USI/usienv"
TUXDIR="/opt/tuxedo/tuxedo9.1"
ULOGPFX="/opt/apps/ARS/ARS/logs/ULOG"
hostbry025 LMID=ARS_B
MAXWSCLIENTS=1500
CMPLIMIT="50000,MAXLONG"
APPDIR="/opt/apps/ARS/ARS/bin"
TUXCONFIG="/opt/apps/ARS/ARS/config/TUXCONFIG"
ENVFILE="/opt/apps/ARS/USI/usienv"
TUXDIR="/opt/tuxedo/tuxedo9.1"
ULOGPFX="/opt/apps/ARS/ARS/logs/ULOG"
*GROUPS
ADM1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=1 OPENINFO=NONE
ADM2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=2 OPENINFO=NONE
DMGRP1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=3 OPENINFO=NONE
DMGRP2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=4 OPENINFO=NONE
GWYGRP1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=5 OPENINFO=NONE
GWYGRP2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=6 OPENINFO=NONE
SCSTART1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=10 OPENINFO=NONE
SCSTART2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=11 OPENINFO=NONE
SCREAD1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=12 OPENINFO=NONE
SCREAD2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=13 OPENINFO=NONE
SCUPDATE1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=14 OPENINFO=NONE
SCUPDATE2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=15 OPENINFO=NONE
SCCOPY1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=16 OPENINFO=NONE
SCCOPY2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=17 OPENINFO=NONE
SCPROC1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=18 OPENINFO=NONE
SCPROC2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=19 OPENINFO=NONE
SCSTAT1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=20 OPENINFO=NONE
SCSTAT2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=21 OPENINFO=NONE
SCPRICE1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=22 OPENINFO=NONE
SCPRICE2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=23 OPENINFO=NONE
SCLOOKUP1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=24 OPENINFO=NONE
SCLOOKUP2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=25 OPENINFO=NONE
SCCALC1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=26 OPENINFO=NONE
SCCALC2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=27 OPENINFO=NONE
GCSS1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=28 OPENINFO=NONE
GCSS2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=29 OPENINFO=NONE
ERATES1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=30 OPENINFO=NONE
ERATES2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=31 OPENINFO=NONE
SCHEDULER1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=32 OPENINFO=NONE
SCHEDULER2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=33 OPENINFO=NONE
SCBATCH1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=34 OPENINFO=NONE
SCBATCH2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=35 OPENINFO=NONE
DOCGRP1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=36 OPENINFO=NONE
DOCGRP2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=37 OPENINFO=NONE
CLSUM1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=38 OPENINFO=NONE
CLSUM2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=39 OPENINFO=NONE
ARSINT1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=40 OPENINFO=NONE
ARSINT2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=41 OPENINFO=NONE
EXRTGRP1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=42 OPENINFO=NONE
EXRTGRP2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=43 OPENINFO=NONE
TESTART1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=50 OPENINFO=NONE
TESTART2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=51 OPENINFO=NONE
TEREAD1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=52 OPENINFO=NONE
TEREAD2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=53 OPENINFO=NONE
TEUPDATE1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=54 OPENINFO=NONE
TEUPDATE2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=55 OPENINFO=NONE
TERET1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=56 OPENINFO=NONE
TERET2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=57 OPENINFO=NONE
MRSTART1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=58 OPENINFO=NONE
MRSTART2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=59 OPENINFO=NONE
MRREAD1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=60 OPENINFO=NONE
MRREAD2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=61 OPENINFO=NONE
MRUPDATE1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=62 OPENINFO=NONE
MRUPDATE2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=63 OPENINFO=NONE
GEOGRP1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=70 OPENINFO=NONE
GEOGRP2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=71 OPENINFO=NONE
FTGRP1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=72 OPENINFO=NONE
FTGRP2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=73 OPENINFO=NONE
REPSVR1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=74 OPENINFO=NONE
REPSVR2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=75 OPENINFO=NONE
REPSCH1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=76 OPENINFO=NONE
REPSCH2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=77 OPENINFO=NONE
USI1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=80 OPENINFO=NONE
USI2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=81 OPENINFO=NONE
USIADP1 LMID=ARS_A,ARS_B GRPNO=82 OPENINFO=NONE
USIADP2 LMID=ARS_B,ARS_A GRPNO=83 OPENINFO=NONE
*NETWORK
ARS_A
NADDR="//hostgls025:16003"
NLSADDR="//hostgls025:16002"
ARS_B
NADDR="//hostbry025:16003"
NLSADDR="//hostbry025:16002"
*SERVERS
DEFAULT: RESTART=Y REPLYQ=Y GRACE=0 MAXGEN=100
################# NODE A TUXEDO SERVERS ################
WSL
SRVGRP=ADM1
SRVID=100
MAXGEN=10
REPLYQ=N
CLOPT="-A -- -n //hostgls025:16000 -p 10000 -T 30 -x 25 -m 5 -M 60 -c 2048"
DMADM
SRVGRP=DMGRP1
SRVID=125
MAXGEN=5
REPLYQ=N
GWADM
SRVGRP=GWYGRP1
SRVID=150
MAXGEN=5
RQADDR="GWADM1"
GWTDOMAIN
SRVGRP=GWYGRP1
SRVID=175
MAXGEN=5
REPLYQ=N
GRACE=3600
################# NODE B TUXEDO SERVERS ################
WSL
SRVGRP=ADM2
SRVID=200
MAXGEN=10
CLOPT="-A -- -n //hostbry025:16000 -p 10000 -T 30 -x 25 -m 5 -M 60 -c 2048"
DMADM
SRVGRP=DMGRP2
SRVID=225
MAXGEN=5
REPLYQ=N
GWADM
SRVGRP=GWYGRP2
SRVID=250
MAXGEN=5
RQADDR="GWADM2"
GWTDOMAIN
SRVGRP=GWYGRP2
SRVID=275
MAXGEN=5
REPLYQ=N
GRACE=3600
################## NODE A Service Contract SERVERS ####################
SCStart
SRVGRP=SCSTART1
SRVID=1000
RESTART=Y GRACE=900
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR= "SCStart1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_STARTUP"
SCRead
SRVGRP=SCREAD1
SRVID=1050
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="SCRead1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_READONLY"
SCUpdate
SRVGRP=SCUPDATE1
SRVID=1100
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="SCUpdate1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_UPDATE"
CLSummary
SRVGRP=CLSUM1
SRVID=1150
MIN=4
MAX=24
RQADDR="CLSummary1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=CONTRACT_SUMMARY"
SCCopy
SRVGRP=SCCOPY1
SRVID=1180
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="Copy1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_COPY"
SCProc
SRVGRP=SCPROC1
SRVID=1200
MIN=4
MAX=12
MAXGEN=200
RQADDR="Proc1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_PROC"
SCInlProc
SRVGRP=SCPROC1
SRVID=1225
MIN=4
MAX=12
MAXGEN=200
RQADDR="InlProc1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_INLPROC"
SCStat
SRVGRP=SCSTAT1
SRVID=1250
MIN=4
MAX=12
MAXGEN=200
RQADDR="Batchstat1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_BATCH_STAT"
SCRetPrice
SRVGRP=SCPRICE1
SRVID=1300
MIN=8
MAX=24
MAXGEN=250
RQADDR="SCRetPrice1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SCRETPRICE"
SCRateLookup
SRVGRP=SCLOOKUP1
SRVID=1350
MIN=4
MAX=12
MAXGEN=250
RQADDR="SCRateLookup1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SCRATELOOKUP"
SCRetCalc
SRVGRP=SCCALC1
SRVID=1400
MIN=4
MAX=12
MAXGEN=250
RQADDR="SCRetCalc1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SCRETCALC"
SCRetGCSS
SRVGRP=GCSS1
SRVID=1450
MIN=4
MAX=12
MAXGEN=250
RQADDR="SCRetGCSS1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SCRETGCSS"
SCRetERATES
SRVGRP=ERATES1
SRVID=1500
MIN=4
MAX=12
MAXGEN=250
RQADDR="SCRetERATES1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SCRETERATES"
SCBatchJob
SRVGRP=SCHEDULER1
SRVID=1550
MAXGEN=5
RQADDR="Batchjob1"
CLOPT="-A -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SCBATCHJOB"
SCBProc
SRVGRP=SCBATCH1
SRVID=1600
MIN=24
MAX=24
MAXGEN=225
RQADDR="Batchproc1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_BATCH_PROC"
SCDoc
SRVGRP=DOCGRP1
SRVID=1650
MIN=8
MAX=16
MAXGEN=225
RQADDR="Docbroker1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=DOCBROKER"
SCDocJob
SRVGRP=DOCGRP1
SRVID=1700
MAXGEN=5
RQADDR="DocJob1"
CLOPT="-A -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=DOCJOB"
SCReport
SRVGRP=REPSVR1
SRVID=1750
MIN=4
MAX=6
MAXGEN=225
RQADDR="ReportGen1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=REPORTGEN"
ReportScheduler
SRVGRP=REPSCH1
SRVID=1800
MAXGEN=5
RQADDR="RepSchedule1"
CLOPT="-A -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=REP_SCHEDULE"
################## NODE A Tariff Engine SERVERS ####################
TEStart
SRVGRP=TESTART1
SRVID=2000
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="TEstart1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=TE_STARTUP"
TERead
SRVGRP=TEREAD1
SRVID=2050
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="TEread1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=TE_READONLY"
TEUpdate
SRVGRP=TEUPDATE1
SRVID=2100
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="TEupdate1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=TE_UPDATE"
TERetServer
SRVGRP=TERET1
SRVID=2150
MIN=12
MAX=24
RQADDR="TERet1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=TERETRIEVE"
MRStart
SRVGRP=MRSTART1
SRVID=2200
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="MRstart1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=MR_STARTUP"
MRRead
SRVGRP=MRREAD1
SRVID=2250
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="MRread1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=MR_READONLY"
MRUpdate
SRVGRP=MRUPDATE1
SRVID=2300
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="MRupdate1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=MR_UPDATE"
################## NODE A Interface SERVERS ####################
ARSInterfaceServer
SRVGRP=ARSINT1
SRVID=3000
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="ARSInt1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=ARSInterfaceServer"
ExrtFeedRecv
SRVGRP=EXRTGRP1
SRVID=4000
MAXGEN=10
REPLYQ=N
CLOPT="-A -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=EXRT"
GEOServer
SRVGRP=GEOGRP1
SRVID=5000
MAXGEN=60
GRACE=900
REPLYQ=N
CLOPT="-A -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=GEOFEED"
FTypeRepServer
SRVGRP=FTGRP1
SRVID=6000
GRACE=900
MAXGEN=60
RQADDR="FTrep1"
CLOPT="-o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=REPLICATION"
################## NODE A USI SERVERS ####################
USI
SRVGRP=USI1
SRVID=7000
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="USI1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=USI"
USIadp
SRVGRP=USIADP1
SRVID=8000
MIN=12
MAX=24
RQADDR="USIadp1"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_USI_ADP"
#################### NODE B Service Contracts SERVERS ####################
SCStart
SRVGRP=SCSTART2
SRVID=10000
GRACE=900
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR= "SCStart2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_STARTUP"
SCRead
SRVGRP=SCREAD2
SRVID=10050
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="SCRead2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_READONLY"
SCUpdate
SRVGRP=SCUPDATE2
SRVID=10100
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="SCUpdate2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_UPDATE"
CLSummary
SRVGRP=CLSUM2
SRVID=10150
MIN=4
MAX=24
RQADDR="CLSummary2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=CONTRACT_SUMMARY"
SCCopy
SRVGRP=SCCOPY2
SRVID=10180
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="Copy2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_COPY"
SCProc
SRVGRP=SCPROC2
SRVID=10200
MIN=4
MAX=12
MAXGEN=200
RQADDR="Proc2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_PROC"
SCInlProc
SRVGRP=SCPROC2
SRVID=10225
MIN=4
MAX=12
MAXGEN=200
RQADDR="InlProc2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_INLPROC"
SCStat
SRVGRP=SCSTAT2
SRVID=10250
MIN=4
MAX=12
MAXGEN=200
RQADDR="Batchstat2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_BATCH_STAT"
SCRetPrice
SRVGRP=SCPRICE2
SRVID=10300
MIN=8
MAX=24
MAXGEN=250
RQADDR="SCRetPrice2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SCRETPRICE"
SCRateLookup
SRVGRP=SCLOOKUP2
SRVID=10350
MIN=4
MAX=12
MAXGEN=250
RQADDR="SCRateLookup2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SCRATELOOKUP"
SCRetCalc
SRVGRP=SCCALC2
SRVID=10400
MIN=4
MAX=12
MAXGEN=250
RQADDR="SCRetCalc2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SCRETCALC"
SCRetGCSS
SRVGRP=GCSS2
SRVID=10450
MIN=4
MAX=12
MAXGEN=250
RQADDR="SCRetGCSS2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SCRETGCSS"
SCRetERATES
SRVGRP=ERATES2
SRVID=10500
MIN=4
MAX=12
MAXGEN=250
RQADDR="SCRetERATES2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SCRETERATES"
SCBatchJob
SRVGRP=SCHEDULER2
SRVID=10550
MAXGEN=5
RQADDR="Batchjob2"
CLOPT="-A -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SCBATCHJOB"
SCBProc
SRVGRP=SCBATCH2
SRVID=10600
MIN=24
MAX=24
MAXGEN=225
RQADDR="Batchproc2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_BATCH_PROC"
SCDoc
SRVGRP=DOCGRP2
SRVID=10650
MIN=8
MAX=16
MAXGEN=225
RQADDR="Docbroker2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=DOCBROKER"
SCDocJob
SRVGRP=DOCGRP2
SRVID=10700
MAXGEN=5
RQADDR="DocJob2"
CLOPT="-A -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=DOCJOB"
SCReport
SRVGRP=REPSVR2
SRVID=10750
MIN=4
MAX=6
MAXGEN=225
RQADDR="ReportGen2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=REPORTGEN"
ReportScheduler
SRVGRP=REPSCH2
SRVID=10800
MAXGEN=5
RQADDR="RepSchedule2"
CLOPT="-A -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=REP_SCHEDULE"
################## NODE B Tariff Retrieval SERVERS ####################
TEStart
SRVGRP=TESTART2
SRVID=11000
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="TEstart2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=TE_STARTUP"
TERead
SRVGRP=TEREAD2
SRVID=11050
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="TEread2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=TE_READONLY"
TEUpdate
SRVGRP=TEUPDATE2
SRVID=11100
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="TEupdate2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=TE_UPDATE"
TERetServer
SRVGRP=TERET2
SRVID=11150
MIN=12
MAX=24
RQADDR="TEret2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=TERETRIEVE"
MRStart
SRVGRP=MRSTART2
SRVID=11200
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="MRstart2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=MR_STARTUP"
MRRead
SRVGRP=MRREAD2
SRVID=11250
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="MRread2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=MR_READONLY"
MRUpdate
SRVGRP=MRUPDATE2
SRVID=11300
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="MRupdate2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=MR_UPDATE"
################## NODE B Interface SERVERS ####################
ARSInterfaceServer
SRVGRP=ARSINT2
SRVID=12000
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="ARSInt2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=ARSInterfaceServer"
ExrtFeedRecv
SRVGRP=EXRTGRP2
SRVID=13000
MAXGEN=10
REPLYQ=N
CLOPT="-A -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=EXRT"
GEOServer
SRVGRP=GEOGRP2
SRVID=14000
MAXGEN=60
GRACE=900
REPLYQ=N
CLOPT="-A -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=GEOFEED"
FTypeRepServer
SRVGRP=FTGRP2
SRVID=15000
GRACE=900
MAXGEN=60
RQADDR="FTrep2"
CLOPT="-o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=REPLICATION"
################## NODE B USI SERVERS ####################
USI
SRVGRP=USI2
SRVID=17000
MIN=4
MAX=12
RQADDR="USI2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=USI"
USIadp
SRVGRP=USIADP2
SRVID=18000
MIN=12
MAX=24
RQADDR="USIadp2"
CLOPT="-p 1,900:2,5 -o ../logs/ARSServer.out -e ../logs/ARSServer.stat -r config=SC_USI_ADP"
*SERVICES
Lookup_SC SVCTIMEOUT=1800
DbPrint SVCTIMEOUT=1800
IntPriceRet SVCTIMEOUT=180
Thanks & regards,
Prasenjit

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Might ask them over here.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/home?forum=smallbusinessserver2011essentials
Regards, Dave Patrick ....
Microsoft Certified Professional
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I used a Tuxedo client calling a Tuxedo Server.
Tuxedo server:
It receives FML32 buffer and parse the info from ui_fml.h, e.g.
#define     UI_SID     ((FLDID32)33852433)     /* number: 298001     type: long */
#define     UI_NAME     ((FLDID32)33852434)     /* number: 298002     type: long */
#define     UI_TEST     ((FLDID32)33852435)     /* number: 298003     type: long */
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void TEST(TPSVCINFO *rqst) {
char line[200];
long len = sizeof(line);
FBFR32 bfr = (FBFR32) rqst->data;
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printf("Fstrerror32(Ferror32)=[%s]\n", Fstrerror32(Ferror32);
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int main(int argc, char* argv[]) (
char *sendbuf;
if (tpinit((TPINIT *) NULL) == -1) {
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if((sendbuf = (FBFR32 *) tpalloc("FML32", NULL, BUFLEN)) == (FBFR32*) NULL) {
          (void) fprintf(stderr,"Error allocating send buffer\n");
          tpterm();
          exit(1);
len = Fsizeof32(sendbuf);
if (-1 == Finit32(sendbuf, (FLDLEN32)len)) {
          tpfree((char*)sendbuf);
          exit(1);
ret = tpcall("TEST", (char *)sendbuf, 0L, &rcvbuf, &rcvlen, 0);
The server returns "Fstrerror32(Ferror32)=[LIBFML_CAT:2: ERROR: Buffer not fielded]", while the client works well.
What are the reason? How to change that?
Thanks.

Hi Bill,
Your problems are mostly in the client. You allocate sendbuf as an FML32 buffer, but then proceed to strcpy() into it which won't work. To manipulate the contents of an FML/FML32 buffer you must use the FML routines. So removing the strcpy(sendbuf, temp) in the client and replacing it with Fadd32(sendbuf, UI_TEXT, temp, sendlen) allows your application to work.
By the way, in general you shouldn't need to be doing all the memset() calls you are doing. The extraneous stuff in buffers will be ignored, and certainly never memset() an FML32 buffer as it is not simply a bunch of bytes, but a complex dynamic structure that Tuxedo maintains.
Finally on the server side, I couldn't get this line to compile as I indicated earlier:
memset(out.out, 0, 4096);
so I don't know how that is compiling for you, but the GCC compiler will not accept that, nor does it even make sense.
Regards,
Todd Little
Oracle Tuxedo Chief Architect
PS Here is the exact code that worked on my system:
Server:
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <atmi.h>     /* TUXEDO Header File */
#include <userlog.h>     /* TUXEDO Header File */
#include "bill.h"
#if defined(__STDC__) || defined(__cplusplus)
tpsvrinit(int argc, char *argv[])
#else
tpsvrinit(argc, argv)
int argc;
char **argv;
#endif
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#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C"
#endif
void
#if defined(__STDC__) || defined(__cplusplus)
TEST(TPSVCINFO *rqst)
#else
TEST(rqst)
TPSVCINFO *rqst;
#endif
char line[200];
char *out;
long n,len;
FBFR32 *bfr = (FBFR32*) rqst->data;
out = tpalloc("X_OCTET", NULL, 4096);
memset(out, 0, 4096);
memset(line , 0, sizeof(line));
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printf("Fstrerror32(Ferror32)=[%s]\n", Fstrerror32(Ferror32));
printf("line=[%s]\n", line);
n = sprintf(out, "success");
tpreturn(TPSUCCESS, 0, out, n, 0);
}And the client:
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <atmi.h>
#include "bill.h"
#define BUFLEN 2400
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
char *sendbuf, *rcvbuf, service[15];
long sendlen, rcvlen;
int ret, i;
char *result;
char temp[2000];
FLDLEN32 len = 0;
if (tpinit((TPINIT *) NULL) == -1) {
(void) fprintf(stderr, "tpcall2X:Tpinit failed\n");
exit(1);
if((sendbuf = (FBFR32 *) tpalloc("FML32", NULL, BUFLEN)) == (FBFR32*) NULL) {
(void) fprintf(stderr,"Error allocating send buffer\n");
tpterm();
exit(1);
if((rcvbuf = (char *) tpalloc("X_OCTET", NULL, BUFLEN)) == NULL) {
(void) fprintf(stderr,"Error allocating receive buffer\n");
tpfree(sendbuf);
tpterm();
exit(1);
len = Fsizeof32(sendbuf);
if (-1 == Finit32(sendbuf, (FLDLEN32)len))
tpfree((char*)sendbuf);
tpfree((char*)rcvbuf);
exit(1);
/* memset(rcvbuf, 0, sizeof(rcvbuf));
memset(service, 0, sizeof(service));
memset(temp, 0, sizeof(temp));
strcpy(service, "TEST");
strcat(temp, "(FLDID(168070265)) test \n\n");
sendlen = (long)strlen(temp);
strcpy(sendbuf, temp);
Fadd32(sendbuf, UI_TEXT, temp, sendlen);
printf("TEST call [%s] begin.\n", service);
printf("sendbuf len=[%d]\n",sendlen);
ret = tpcall(service, (char *)sendbuf, 0L, &rcvbuf, &rcvlen, 0);
printf("ret=[%d]\n", ret);
if(ret == -1) {
printf("tpcall [%s] failed.\n", service);
printf("Tperrno = %d, %s\n", tperrno, tpstrerror(tperrno));
tpfree(sendbuf);
tpfree(rcvbuf);
tpterm();
exit(1);
printf("Returned string is: [%s]\n", rcvbuf);
printf("tpcall successs.\n");
/* Free Buffers & Detach from System/T */
tpfree(sendbuf);
tpfree(rcvbuf);
tpterm();
return(0);
}

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I am sorry to ask this question but I have read all of the recent posts on boot problems and followed all instructions but I am still having a problem. It passes the POST then gives the Boot Failure, insert boot disk into drive A message. The only thing I have not done is install a new bios. I have only got one SATA HDD, one CD Writer and floppy.
I have plugged the HD into SATA1 and the CD into IDE1, during the boot sequence it see the CD as Primary Master1 and the HDD as Third IDE Master.
During the POST it passes memory test and can detect both the HDD and CD and floppy.
I have set the HDD settings as follows:
Native Mode
ATA Config= S-ATA only
S-ATA keep enabled = Yes
P-ATA keep enabled = Yes
P-ATA Channel Selection = Both
Combined Mode = S-ATA 1st channel
S-ATA ports definition = P0-1st/P1-2nd
Also I have set the Boot sequence as follows:
1st boot = CD
2nd boot = HDD
3rd boot = floppy
I have built this PC only in the last few days and there is no operating system yet, it has the following specs:
BIOS A6728IMS 3.5 020504
865PE Neo2
Pentium 4 2.40aGhz
2 x 256 Kingston 400Mhz PC3200
128MB Excalibur RADEON 9200 8xAGP
Seagate 80Gb S-ATA HDD
LiteOn 52x CD Writer
PSU: 3.3v 28A, 5v 32A, 12v 16A (350W)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

Thanks, its good to know that I seem to have set it up ok but when I try to boot from the cd (Windows Server 2003) it still says there is a boot failure please insert disk into drive A???
Adam
BIOS A6728IMS 3.5 020504
865PE Neo2
Pentium 4 2.40aGhz
2 x 256 Kingston 400Mhz PC3200
128MB Excalibur RADEON 9200 8xAGP
Seagate 80Gb S-ATA HDD
LiteOn 52x CD Writer
PSU: 3.3v 28A, 5v 32A, 12v 16A (350W)

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