Hi,

We configured a system on SunOs with multi ethernet inteface and namely, ce0 and ce1. and each one is assigned a different hostname.

when I used it with only one hostname defined everything was fine, but not I observe when I try to query as client side o same machine, it randomly use hostname. if query made with hostname scp1 it works ok but if scp1a1 is used it crash. and I see following error:

(betex@scp1a1): Client host or user (bet
ex@scp1a1) is not trusted by the server.

at the beginning hostname is assumed scp1 and all setting was done based on this assumption.

any idea?
how can I make a hostname trusted by server?


regards

You must include a line in the /etc/hosts.equiv file, quite like one of these:

scp1a1 betex
#(trust user betex from machine scp1a1)
scp1a1
#(trust any user from machine scp1a1)
+ betex
#(trust user betex from any machine )
+ +
#(trust any user from any machine )

Beware of security considerations!!! Better read about hosts.equiv file before.

Hope it hekps,

José Luis