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At the central site, I setup a DA on a server, a MA on a router connecting the private & the public network, the MA command is "scmd /am /nat;public IP;public IP mask;NAT realm;private network number". At the remote site, I setup a CMD server with an entry pointing to the central site's DA in slp.cfg & the preferred MA set to the central site's MA. Using the "display servers" command, I can see the remote servers at the central site's MA server but I can't see the central site's server at the remote site's CMD server. I can see the central site's server name appended to services:bindery.novell using the command "display slp services". What;s missing from my setup ? Thanks.
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by netdrwiz
either edit the slp.cfg file OR turn on multicast between the routing segments ... you should be using the same virtual cmd network numbers between your MAs too
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Hi there,
May I know if u 're using a router/ a bridge for the WAN link? If you happen to be using Cisco routers for both ends of the WAN link (between the central site & remote site), you need to ensure that the PIM & multicast feature might be turned on at both ends. You might want to visit www.cisco.com & support.novell.com for more info.
Just my 2 cents' worth. Hopes it helps. :-)
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