[Server-devel] XO Registration Failed with XS

[ganesh gajre]

hello,
>
> I am trying to register my xo's with the school server we setup at our
> place, from which  some XO's got  registered with XS, but some are failed to
> register.
>
> The steps I do as follow:
>
> 1. We don't have any active antenna or 2 network cards so we use Wireless
> router which act as DHCP server for 172.18.0.255 range.
> 2. On Schoolserver, I tried very hard to bind 'lanbond0' device with eth0
> but I failed to do that, so I use a simple hack, I down all the Virtual
> interfaces including 'lanbond0' and all mshbond and give ip address of
> "lanbond0" i.e 172.18.0.1 to eth0, which by default connect to all internal
> services of school server.
>
> 3. Now I am able to ping from my XO to XS via Router.
>
> 4. In each XO i had change the server address located at XO--> Control
> panel--> network-->Server:  < my server name/hostname>, also I change
> /etc/hosts file entry to
> 172.18.0.1 <my server hostname>, because I had not setup a DNS server yet.
>
> 5. I am able to ping using hostname of server and even able to register
> some XO properly.
> 6. Some XO's failed to register so I upgrade the build OS to latest one
> 802, after doing this some of get registered. But not all, some of the XO
> still showing me a same problem after upgrading build OS.
>
> What will be the reason for XO not registering to XS if it's ping properly,
> talk to XS?
> It's very important to register all the XO with XS because lot of services
> like idmgr, backup XO and moodle will workout once it get registered with
> XS.
>
> Please provide me the solution for this.
>
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Ganesh (Dragger)
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