When I want to clean a client system from it's history of being
attached to a Xsan Volume I do the following:
Step 1: Backup /Library/Filesystem/Xsan on another system or disk
just in case.
Step 2: Remove folder /Library/Filesystem/Xsan/config (maybe move to
desktop as a second backup)
Step 3: Remove folder /Library/Filesystem/Xsan/data (maybe move to
desktop as a second backup)
Step 4: Open Terminal Window. Login as root using "su" command (if
not enabled, enable root in netinfo manager)
Step 5: Type "cd /var/run" to go to /var/run directory. List contents
using "ls" command
Step 6: Remove anything starting with the word Xsan by entering
command "rm -r xsan*" (check for case sensitivity)
Step 7: After closing Terminal window launch the Keychain Manager
from Utilities and remove any keychain that has the mention of Xsan.
Step 8: Reboot
It's overkill for changing an IP but if you are moving machines
around between different setup or something it's often faster to wipe
and re-setup.
C.
--
Charles Meyer
Apple Computer
Sr. system Engineer
Pro Film/Video Sales
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On Aug 29, 2006, at 2:01 PM, Jason Thorpe wrote:
On Aug 29, 2006, at 3:45 AM, Mark Agar wrote:
Now when I go to Setup -> Computers in Xsan Admin I can see the
address of several Macs that have Xsan installed, however these
addresses are the public IPs/DNS names of the Macs I want to add
even though I set the Primary MDC to use the private "Built-in
Ethernet 2" port for the accessing the SAN.
Should I be concerned? I expected to see the private IPs of these
Macs (via Bonjour?)
Don't worry about it. This is somewhat of a side-effect of how
Bonjour works. Your Xsan clients will still communicate with the
MDC using the private Ethernet network.
-- thorpej
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