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VMwareUserR · ‎02-12-2007

I checked. I can ping both systems from both client and server systems.

VMwareUserR · ‎02-12-2007

I did execute the command manually, this is what I got C:\>staf local fs copy file 'c:\vmmark\SPECjbb.params' tofile 'c:\vmmark\tmp\SPECjbb.props_0' Error submitting request, RC: 48 Additio...

I did execute the command manually, this is what I got C:\>staf local fs copy file 'c:\vmmark\SPECjbb.params' tofile 'c:\vmmark\tmp\SPECjbb.props_0' Error submitting request, RC: 48 Additional info \---- 'c:\vmmark\SPECjbb.params' C:\>dir c:\vmmark\SPECjbb.params Volume in drive C has no label. Volume Serial Number is 24D5-9B39 Directory of c:\vmmark 11/22/2006 04:47 PM 302 SPECjbb.params 1 File(s) 302 bytes 0 Dir(s) 959,365,120 bytes free C:\> I do have SPECjbb.params under c:\vmmark. Any more debugging suggestion?

psmith2006 · ‎02-12-2007

the first %s is whatever is assigned to CONFIGDIR in the vmmark/VMMARK.CONFIG file. The second is the "\". The next part is what's assigned to TMPDIR In the example provided this should ...

the first %s is whatever is assigned to CONFIGDIR in the vmmark/VMMARK.CONFIG file. The second is the "\". The next part is what's assigned to TMPDIR In the example provided this should be CONFIGDIR=c:\vmmark and TMPDIR=c:\vmmark\tmp You should be able to run the command by hand from a command or terminal window by typing: staf local fs copy file 'c:\vmmark\SPECjbb.params' tofile 'c:\vmmark\tmp\SPECjbb.props_0'

psmith2006 · ‎02-12-2007

Double check the hosts file on both the client and server VM to make sure they are upto date as well.

VMwareUserR · ‎02-12-2007

I checked. The prefer DNS server of the client system is pointing to the ip address of mailserver0.

psmith2006 · ‎02-12-2007

Go into Control Panel -> Network Connections -> Local Area Connection Status -> Properties -> Internet Protocol -> Properties. Make sure the preferred DNS server is the IP address of the mailserv...

Go into Control Panel -> Network Connections -> Local Area Connection Status -> Properties -> Internet Protocol -> Properties. Make sure the preferred DNS server is the IP address of the mailserver domain controller. Ignore that direction in the troubleshooting guide it is in correct. If the all these checks are correct, reboot the mailserver VM and client and try again.

VMwareUserR · ‎02-12-2007

The copy of specjbb.params never worked before, there was no javaserver-related file under c:\vmmark\tmp. I cut and paste the following STAF command from javaserver_functions.xml So %s%s...

The copy of specjbb.params never worked before, there was no javaserver-related file under c:\vmmark\tmp. I cut and paste the following STAF command from javaserver_functions.xml So %s%s must be c:\vmmark correct?

VMwareUserR · ‎02-12-2007

Yes, I checked both places. The client has joined the domain. The loadsim 2003 document said that the user has to be in "enterprise admin" group to install the loadsim. I logged into the client s...

Yes, I checked both places. The client has joined the domain. The loadsim 2003 document said that the user has to be in "enterprise admin" group to install the loadsim. I logged into the client system using administrator/mailserver0 account. I dont see the active directory service listed in the services window. how do I restart the service?

psmith2006 · ‎02-12-2007

Are there old versions of the javaserver files in the vmmark/tmp directory? If so delete them and try again.

psmith2006 · ‎02-12-2007

Good.

psmith2006 · ‎02-12-2007

Try this: Make sure the client is in the domain: 1. Start -> Control Panel -> System. Click on the Computer Name tab. Make sure the full computer name is something like vt0client.mailserver...

Try this: Make sure the client is in the domain: 1. Start -> Control Panel -> System. Click on the Computer Name tab. Make sure the full computer name is something like vt0client.mailserver0.company.com. 2. Open a File Explorer window. Click on My Network Places -> Entire Network -> Microsoft Windows Network -> domain name. Make sure the client is listed under the domain name.

VMwareUserR · ‎02-12-2007

I moved the path "c:\instantclient10_0" to the front of %PATH%, it works now.

VMwareUserR · ‎02-12-2007

I get to the point to configure loadsim 2003 and have the same trouble as menttioned in Appendix E - Loadsim can't connect to Active Directory. The solution column has some suggestions, how do I ...

I get to the point to configure loadsim 2003 and have the same trouble as menttioned in Appendix E - Loadsim can't connect to Active Directory. The solution column has some suggestions, how do I restart the active directive service? I did not seem to be able to google anything that tells me how to do that? Thanks.

VMwareUserR · ‎02-12-2007

I would like to ask you, at some point of time, does vmmark harness acquire the "PATH" system variable? how long the local variable of vmmark harrnees to hold the value of "PATH"? I have a very l...

I would like to ask you, at some point of time, does vmmark harness acquire the "PATH" system variable? how long the local variable of vmmark harrnees to hold the value of "PATH"? I have a very long "PATH" system variable since many software have been installed in this client system.

VMwareUserR · ‎02-12-2007

Ok, I found both SPECjbb.params and javaserverclient.props files in vmmark directory. The webserver workload seems to copy the param files to /vmmark/tmp directory too, I was able to pass that st...

Ok, I found both SPECjbb.params and javaserverclient.props files in vmmark directory. The webserver workload seems to copy the param files to /vmmark/tmp directory too, I was able to pass that stage of the test from the webserver workload because I saw two param files and config files under /vmmark/tmp. But why javaserver workload is not seeing them?I log in as the administrator and have the permission of full control. I dont know why webserver test can copy but not javaserver test can not?

psmith2006 · ‎02-11-2007

Also make sure you check out Appendix E in the VMmark guide. The 3rd page talks about troubleshooting problems with the database workload

psmith2006 · ‎02-11-2007

The SPECjbb.params and javaserverclient.props files are in the vmmark directory on the prime client. Make sure the files are there and check the permissions and the permissions on vmmark/tmp. ...

The SPECjbb.params and javaserverclient.props files are in the vmmark directory on the prime client. Make sure the files are there and check the permissions and the permissions on vmmark/tmp. RC=17 is STAF error msg. for couldn't open the file. These files are modified by the harness to each tile and put in the vmmark/tmp directory and then moved to the appropriate locations on the tile specific VM or client. The RC=48 - means file doesnot exist so resolving the RC=17 error should fix the RC=48 error

psmith2006 · ‎02-11-2007

If the test is still hung, then run vmmark/canceltest.sh If you have DEBUGFLAG=1, then send the content of the results/Results_ directory after the run phase test has completed/terminated. ...

If the test is still hung, then run vmmark/canceltest.sh If you have DEBUGFLAG=1, then send the content of the results/Results_ directory after the run phase test has completed/terminated. Rebuilding the kernel with the new HZ rating improves the performance for server workloads.

psmith2006 · ‎02-11-2007

Can you be more precise as to what webserver setup or configuration files are you referring to? Thanks. There will be some improvements in the next beta but there are always going to be som...

Can you be more precise as to what webserver setup or configuration files are you referring to? Thanks. There will be some improvements in the next beta but there are always going to be some edits needed since everyone's test lab isn't going to be identical.

VMwareUserR · ‎02-11-2007

I would like to ask you if it is possible that the benchmark kit can provide the patches for the setup configuration files, I spent quite a bit of time in editting the configuration files for the...

I would like to ask you if it is possible that the benchmark kit can provide the patches for the setup configuration files, I spent quite a bit of time in editting the configuration files for the webserver workload yesterday and tried not to have the typos. Finally I still made one simple typo mistake that stopped the test. So, is it too much to ask you, for the changes to the existing configuration files, can you provide the patch files, for the new configurations, can you provide pre-typed texts or scripts so that the user can avoid the typing as much as possible? or just provide the pre-built image of each workload?

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