Description of problem: This is an issue which is faced with Certification testing for RHEL 4.0. It is the NETWORK TEST which is failing. We have run this test in almost three systems with three different Motherboards. We find the similar failure in all. We find 3 types of failure: 1. When we run the test with all the services started (network, httpd, nfs, portmap),We find the log1 where the test is stopping with âmountâ comment (in udp test) with an error message as PERMISSION DENIED BY server 2. When we run the test with all the services started (network, httpd, nfs, portmap),We find the log2 where the test is stopping with âmountâ comment (in udp test) with an error message as CONNECTION CLOSED BY server. 3. When we run the test with all the services started (network, httpd, nfs, portmap),We find the log3 where the test is stopping with âsshâ comment (in tcp test) an error message as READ FROM REMOTE HOST server: Connection reset by peer^M I have taken the test suite from https://rhn.redhat.com/network/software/search.pxt server denotes ipaddress of the server. How can I resolve these issues and How can the test be run successfully? Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): - How reproducible: Run the Network test as per the procedure Steps to Reproduce: 1.The System Under test loaded with RHEL 4.0 2.A Server machine with the same OS as required by the Network test 3.Run the Network Test, with LAN connection between these two machines and all services started Actual results: attached log files explain Expected results: The test should pass Additional info: At each run of the test, we face similar issues often. Produced to you is the 3 very frequently faced issue with Network test. The test is done in the usual manner with rhr rpm file , not with ispec
Created attachment 113511 [details] bug.zip contains log1,2,3.zip files
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Can you successfully ssh as root from the test machine to the server without a password? You need to set up your keys as discussed in the documentation -- http://bugzilla.redhat.com/hwcert/doc/.
(In reply to comment #6) > Can you successfully ssh as root from the test machine to the server without a > password? You need to set up your keys as discussed in the documentation -- > http://bugzilla.redhat.com/hwcert/doc/. yes, I can successfully ssh as root but with password. I have not manually set up any keys.
Please following the installation instructions for RHR, especially this page. http://bugzilla.redhat.com/hwcert/doc/s1-system-certprocess.html Closing as NOTABUG.
I find only the guidelines for certifications not the exact procedure in the html page you informed. give me the exact (better a step-by-step procedure) procedure for Network Test. Also In the 3rd log I attached, the server resets when the apache benchmarking is going. when I gave 'ab -c 30 -k -n 2 151.8.75.66/httptest.file' it is working fine. But when I gave 'ab -c 30 -k -n 2000 151.8.75.66/httptest.file' (which is available in tcp_test), it is displaying an error message as: CONNECTION RESET BY 151.8.75.44(SERVER IP)
The following is cut and pasted from the link pasted above. As root on the iSpec server, append the file redhatready2_id_dsa.pub to your .ssh/authorized_keys file. You can find the key in /etc/sysconfig/. If the .ssh/authorized_keys file and/or directory does not exist in /root/, create it. bash# mkdir -p /root/.ssh bash# chmod 700 /root/.ssh bash# cat /etc/sysconfig/redhatready2_id_dsa.pub >> root/.ssh/authorized_keys Verify that you have set up your keys correctly by ssh'ing into the iSpec server from another machine that has the redhatready2_id_dsa key installed. bash# ssh -i /etc/sysconfig/redhatready_id_dsa ispec.server.company.com If you have correctly set up your keys, you should not need to type in the root password.
Previously I did not use ispec method of testing. I used only the old RHR method for my testing. But now I tried with ispec testing. I was able to set keys & it is not asking for password. But still I face a problem : I find no trees in Distribution trees list. I mounted all the iso files as per the document. How should I find trees in Distribution Trees list?
All my issues in network test was solved using the rhr2-1.0-17beta.noarch.rpm test suite