Hi all,
I'm setting up a kernel dump server, as described in technote 2118
(thanks Quinn).
However, I'm having a problem in that the client seems to be unable
to find the server. Before banging on this some more in the
morning, I thought I'd just check to see if there is any change
needed operating in Tiger rather than Panther, with launchd
starting to replace the tasks previously handled by xinetd. I don't
think there should be, and the server does indeed seem to have a
UDP listening port 1069 as I'd expect. The client tries fifteen
times (or so) and then just times out.
I suspect that there may be local switch/router issues related to
UDP (although both are on the same local network) but thought I'd
just check the possibility of changes for Tiger.
What does tcpdump show? Are the attempts showing up as arps or as
udp packets that are being ignored? Does tcpdump on the server show
the packets being received? Don't forget to disable promiscuous mode.
I've not tried this, so I'm just asking obvious questions :-}
Cheers,
Justin
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