Re: rup command is not showing remote linux systems


"flatts1" <flatts1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thanks,

rwhod was not running, so I started it.

However, I still only see the Solaris systems when I issue the "rup"
command.

Although it is worth noting that I do see the RHEL4 systems (but only
the RHEL4 systems) when I issue the "ruptime" command.

Is there a way to see all of the remote systems on both platforms with
a single command?

For RHEL, look for and install rwhod. If not on the distro, find the
sources - compile and install.

rwhod must run on all systems you expect to see with the ruptime command.

rup works differently, it uses rpc broadcasts to the local network. If a
system has the rstatd running and is not blocked it will respond.

ruptime and rup are similar but different ways of doing the same thing.


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