on 04-23-2010 7:29 PM
Experts:
I am looking into a /etc/hosts which has something I never saw before.
Every entry in that /etc/hosts file has a format as follows:
123.23.456.678 CHERRY CHERRY.RIO.COM SID CHERRY.BRAVO.NET
For example:
123.23.456.678 CHERRY CHERRY.RIO.COM PRO CHERRY.BRAVO.NET
Observation:
0) WHY SID (here is PRD) gets into the hosts file? Would it cause some issues?
1) each entry has 2 aliases ;
2) "nslookup CHERRY.RIO.COM "
2a) will return the correct IP address IF I run this nslookup on the server
2b) will say "non-exist domain" on my PC
3) "nslookup CHERRY.BRAVO.NET"
3a) will say "non-exist domain" IF I run nslookup on the server
3b) will give the correct IP address on my PC
Thank you for help.
Hi,
If your system in domain than the entries look like below
192.192.192.192 prdserver prdserver.na.jjjjjjj.com
Prd server is an host name where your SAP application is running/installed & prdserver.na.jjjjjjj.com is a hostname in domain
Thnaks
Karan
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