Re: Help: OES eat my data

[Lon Jones]

On SLES, the java console has trouble locating your locator objects. You can
add a -c <location of locator object) to the end of your startup line for
the console and that should help.

>>><cmosentine@N0_$pam.vrapc.com> wrote:
> OK, things are not as bad as I first thought. My dns data is still in
> edir, but all my zones and dns servers have somehow been removed as far
> as dnsdhcp management console is concerned. I backed up all data using
> nslookup > file so at least I have a text file of the data.
>
> But where did the zones and servers go? DO I have to recreate them?
> Chris.
>
>
>
>Chris<cmosentine@N0_$pam.vrapc.com> 1/15/2010 4:45 PM >>>
>
> Hello all: Well I thought this server upgrade was going to be easy.
> Today I upgraded one of our two dns servers from NetWare to OES 2.
> Dropped it from the tree, rebuilt it with OES 2 (including adding novell
> dns) and brought it into the tree. However, all my dns data is gone ‑
> poof ‑ bye bye. What the heck happened?
>
> named is still running on the second server and it is still serving
> correct dns records, but what will happen when if gets restarted? Am I
> just missing something here?
>
> Help! Chris.