Problem: Cannot start NFM-P client, or error message during client startup
Prerequisites
Before you proceed, ensure that the following conditions are present:
Steps
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If the NFM-P client is installed on RHEL and you receive a “Cannot execute” message when you try to run the client, the client executable file permission may have been reset by an event such as an auto-client update failure. You must ensure that the correct file permissions are assigned.
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Review the login messages that are displayed when a client GUI attempts to connect to a server. Messages that state things like the server is starting or the server is not running indicate the type of problem. |
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Ensure that the user name and password are correct. |
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To check that the NFM-P server is up and to view additional server configuration information, perform the following steps.
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Check the client GUI login error message. When a firewall is running locally on the client station, a login error message may appear indicating that the server is not available. Ensure that a local firewall is not preventing a connection to the server, and that the NFM-P server IP address is in the client host-lookup file. End of steps |