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Hi Netapp specialists,
i have one problem with the cf config check tool.
How i can run this an windows 7?
I get everytime the error "ssh not found" or "rsh not found"!
Which toolset i have to install that the tool works?
Any idea?
The tool is very useful in my opinion and i want to run this after every installation.
Kind rigards
Stefan
Hi,
Good question, indeed!
Have a look into this thread:
http://communities.netapp.com/message/18393#18393
Regards,
Radek
Hi, I would like to know about this too but when I click on the link it just says "Unauthorized" ???
RSH is not part of Windows 7 and can't be copied over from an older version, (like XP's rsh)
I have not found a suitable replacement and have had to resort to using a VM of XP to do some of the scripts that use RSH.
Did you try installing cygwin ? Cygwin is a Linux-like environment for Windows
That should have both rsh and ssh.
Regards
Vishal Kulkarni
Also in Windows 7 Enterprise there is Subsystem for Unix Applications, it should contain ssh/rsh client.
Ah, OK chaps, thanks for you replies.
Hi Stefan,
In the absence of rsh and ssh in Windows, you could have other tools - may be plink (from putty) that would work as a ssh client from Windows. cf_config_check.cgi has a '-r' options. You can specify any executable path here, and the script would use that to connect to the system and issue commands and get you the results for High Availability configuration check.
Thx
Sam
hi @ all,
first i'd like to thank you a lot for response.
As i see there are more technicans than i that have that problem.
On the next weekend i'll install windos 7 enterprise and test the unix tools.
i'll write a feedback next week.
kind regards
Stefan
Somewhat related, but not so - see my post here on problems when trying to run PerfMon in Windows 7 (& Server 2008 R2) to view counters from the filer: http://communities.netapp.com/message/37841
The mystery continues . . .
I got this to work with the Windows Server 2008 UNIX Interoperability Components and using the rsh -D option.