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belse
Level 5
11 years ago

bpclntcmd -pn

Hi All,   I had 59 status code and was trying whether i could check my server status via bpclndcmd -pn command. However when i typed this command it didnot return anything on client. Could somebo...
  • Marianne's avatar
    11 years ago

    So, your master server is called WIN-WP5SZOJMGWG and the client is called master68?

    Your options need to be the other way round:

    On master it should be:
    bpclntcmd -hn <client-hostname>
    bpclntcmd -ip <client-ip-address>

    On client it should be:
    bpclntcmd -hn <master-hostname
    bpclntcmd -ip <master-ip-address>

    If you have media servers, you also need to check lookup on client for all media servers:
    pclntcmd -hn <media-hostname> 
    bpclntcmd -ip <media-ip-address>

    If your client is not on DNS, add hosts entries for the master and/or media server(s).
    If your client is on DNS, check lookup with:
    ping 
    WIN-WP5SZOJMGWG
    nslookup WIN-WP5SZOJMGWG
    nslookup 10.0.0.9
     

    Please remember to clear host cache after hosts file or DNS has been updated.