The Fast Connect server comes with the ability to create AIX trace files to isolate problems. When a trace facility is active, information about selected events is recorded in the trace file. To obtain trace files, you must have the trace command installed on your machine. The trace command is in the bos.sysmgt.trace package.
The following trace hooks are being used by the Fast Connect server:
2EE | CIFS Enter |
2EF | CIFS Exit |
2F0 | CIFS-FSS |
2F1 | CIFS-LOGON |
2F2 | CIFS-NET |
2F3 | CIFS-SMB PARSER |
2F4 | CIFS-PSS |
2F5 | CIFS-SMS |
Trace files can be created by using either the SMIT interface or the command line interface.
From the command line:
trace -a -j 2EE,2EF,2F0,2F1,2F2,2F3,2F4,2F5 -o /tmp/cifs.trace
This creates a trace file named cifs.trace in the /tmp directory.
trcstop
trcrpt -t /etc/trcfmt /tmp/cifs.trace
The trcrpt command formats the trace file into readable text and writes a report to standard output.
From the SMIT interface:
smit trcstart
smit trcstop
then exit SMIT.
smit trcrpt
and select the output format. It displays the trace file into readable format.
The Fast Connect server writes informational and error messages to a file in /var/cifs named cifsLog.
Cannot connect to server. | |
Check that the server has passthrough_authentication_server enabled. | |
access is denied
password is invalid password is not correct not authorized to login | |
When you get one of these error messages on the client PC, try the following:
Note: Fast Connect does not support mixed case passwords. | |
System error 53 has occurred.
The network path was not found. | |
When you get this error message on the client PC, try the following:
| |
System error 51 has occurred.
The remote computer is not available. | |
When you get this error message on the client PC, check server status. It might be paused. |