Oes2 Error 606

Favorite Rating: Error -606 creating NSS admin objectThis document (7001548) is provided subject to the disclaimer at the end of this document. Environment Novell Open Enterprise Server 2

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(OES 2)Novell Open Enterprise Server (Linux based) Situation After successfully removing OES2 from error 606 http the tree, it is being reinstalled into the same context.During the installation of the OES2 the installation returns an error message

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that it isn't able to configure NSS on the server.The other OES2 services (in this case eDirectory, LUM etc) install correctly and are integrated into the existing tree correctly./var/log/messages reports:linux nssAdminInstall[7938]: GlobalCreateNSSAdminObject error -606 adding entrylinux nssAdminInstall[7938]: nssAdminInstall error -606 creating NSS admin objectNSS pools and volumes can be created using NSSMU, but the corresponding eDirectory objects are not created and NSSMU returns the error message Error -1Pools and volumes cannot be created with iManager Resolution The error -606 is telling that the NSS admin object already exists for this server in the same context where we are trying to install OES2. In this case the NSS admin object had not been deleted when the server was removed from the tree.Delete the NSS admin user from the context (this has the name servernameADMIN) then recreate it with the nssAdminInstall tool.To create the NSS Admin user object type the following command:nssAdminInstall -a -p -o The -a is for specifying a user with admin rights. (e.g. admin.novell)The -P is for specifying the password.The -o is for specifying the nss admin object name. (e.g. servernameadmin.novell)Once this is created you should be able to create pools and volumes with either iManager or NSSMU. Additional Information While the error messages maybe different, the symptoms will be the same if the NSS admin object has been accidentally deleted. The same command can be issued in this case to recreate the NSS admin user. DisclaimerThis Support Knowledgebase provides a valuable tool for NetIQ/Novell/SUSE customers and parties interested in our products and solutions to acquire information, ideas and learn from one another. Materials are provided for informational, personal or non-commercial use within your organization and are presented "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. Document ID:7001548Creation Date:07-OCT-08Modified Date:07-AUG-13NovellOpen Enterprise Server Did this document solve your

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date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Hi Paul This seems like an awful lot of PO's to service 5000 users....Is there a reason you have so many PO's? Roughly about ~200 users per PO... Also, is http://ngwlist.com/pipermail/ngw/2009-August/140053.html the cluster a virtual cluster running on VMWARE or was that only for the pilot? The DS http://buckyplace.blogspot.com/2008/08/invalid-incarnation-number-creating-nss.html -606 is entry already exists, are you installing it as a new cluster, or installing new servers into an existing cluster? My initial guess is that it could be related to LUM (linux user management) and possibly some clashes with existing objects or deleted objects with their obit's still lingering around.. Can you post a section of /var/log/messages or look for something like "linux nssAdminInstall[7938]: nssAdminInstall error -606 error 606 creating NSS admin object". If there is something like that have a look at TID 7001548. Mark C >>> On Saturday, 29 August 2009 at 11:41 AM, in message , Paul Allen wrote: > Hello > I am currently working on a project to migrate Groupwise 7.0.3 from a 8 way > Netware Cluster to a 6 way SLES 10 SP2 OES2 SP1 cluster. > > 26 Post Offices about 5000 users > > Sounds simple enough or so I oes2 error 606 thought...I built a pilot site in VM and all > was working well > > But I have run into many issues, the show stopper at the moment is I have > created 26 storage pools and have another 14 to create but they fail with > nds -606 errors and the virtual server for the pools don't get created...I > hope to open a SR with Novell on this Monday. > > Anyway, my question is whether to continue down this path or try another > tack ? > > How many folks are running Groupwise in a clustered SLES10 SP2 OES2 > environment ? > > How many are running Groupwise in a clustered SLES11 HA environment ? > > My line manager would prefer I build the environment with Netware 6.5 > ....but these are 8 core servers running 16Gb ram seems a waste of hardware > resources > > I can't help feeling some of the issues I have are hardware related, HBA > timing...this is what I will be concertrating on this weekend as I have > resources that go comatose rather than migrate...when i offline nodes. > > Any ideas would be greatly appreciated > > Cheers > Paul > > -- > A perfection of means, and confusion of aims, seems to be our main problem. > *Albert Einstein* IMPORTANT PRIVACY INFORMATION Austnet Support Group Pty Ltd is committed to the protection of your rights to privacy in accordance with the Information Privacy Act 2000. Thi

creating NSS pool Here is a resolution to a call I received last week.Environment ========== Novell OES2 with Linux iManager 2.7 eDirectory 8.7 NetWare ; 8.8 OES2 Linux Issue ========== iManager Reports Invalid incarnation Number when attempting to create a NSS pool or Volume on OES Linux Details: ========== See TID 7000741 Deleted Proxy user, Not sure if the Proxy user was reinstalled correctly. Systems admin tried running command as explained in the TID. 1. nssAdminInstall -a .admin.HPSD HPSD_TREE -p xpasswd -o .server1admin.HPSD HPSD_TREE Troubleshooting ============= 1. nssAdminInstall -a admin.HPSD HPSD_TREE -p xpasswd -o server1admin.HPSD HPSD_TREE Error ffffda2 installing nssAdmin Converted HEX to Decimal and looked up 606 -606 0xFFFFFDA2 FDA2 = ERR_ENTRY_ALREADY_EXISTS So.. It's telling us that "cn=server1admin.HPSD" already exists. 2. Compared cn=server1admin with cn=server2admin from NetWare Console using DSBROWSE. They were different. Renamed server1admin to server1adminOLD 3. Tried command again. This time received a success error: Successfully installed nssAdmin. Actions: ======= 1. In iManager, click Storage > Pools. For instructions, see Section 8.1.3, Accessing Roles and Tasks in iManager. 2. Select a server to manage. For instructions, see Section 8.1.4, Selecting a Server to Manage. 3. In the Pools list, select the pool you want to update. Wait for the page to refresh. It displays the pools details and enables its management options. 4. Click Update eDirectory. SUCCES Cause: ============ 1. Don't use leading DOT's with nssAdminInstall. 2. Systems Administrator had reinstalled the server, but failed to delete the "ServernameAdmin" account for the server. Then he deleted the account and re-created by hand. Once we renamed the account and used nssAdminInstall according to TID 7000741 we had success. TID 7000741 Technical Information Document from Novell http://www.novell.com/support/viewContent.do?externalId=7000741&sliceId=1 Posted by Bucky at 12:15 PM Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest 4 comments: dhottinger said... Bucky, you rock. Man Ive been working on this issue for 2 days, posting on Novell's forum, and you got it right off. I love google, should have googled sooner. 1:07 PM Bucky said... Thanks! I apprecia