How to verify if CCI works between 2 nodes.
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Issue/Introduction
Run following tests to see if CCI works between 2 nodes (example: NodeA and NodeB)
- check if you can ping nodeB from nodeA and vice versa
On Windows:
- run command 'ccicntrl status' and check if the services (Transport, NR-Server and Remote) are up and running
- if not, run command 'ccicntrl start'
- On nodeA, run command 'ccir' + press enter (this node is in cci receive mode)
- On nodeB, run command 'ccis nodeA 5' + press enter. 5 test messages are being send thru cci to nodeA who is in cci receiver node
- On nodeA, you will get 5 test messages in the ccir window
- If not, you will see some cci error message on the ccis window
- Perform same test in the other direction.
On Unix:
- run command 'unifstat' and check if CCI processes are up and running
- if not, run command 'unicntrl start cci'
- On nodeA, run ./$CAIGLBL0000/cci/bin/ccir + press enter (this node is in cci receive mode)
- On nodeB, run ./$CAIGLBL0000/cci/bin/ccis nodeA 5 + press enter. 5 test messages are being send thru cci to nodeA who is in cci receive mode
- Check if test messages arrives and/or if you get any error message
- Perform same test in the other direction
You can run these commands between Windows and Unix.
Environment
Release: TNGEXO05500-11.1-Management-for Microsoft Exchange
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