We have a few clients that are missing the correct server list entries for the master server, but connect just fine to one of the media servers. In most cases we know the way to fix this is to add the correct entries for the master's cluster nodes to the bp.conf / registry. However, it seems that even when run from a media server, the bpgetconfig and bpsetconfig commands by default try to connect to the client through the master and end up failing with "server not allowed access."
Here's what i've tried:
bpgetconfig -M <client> from media server fails with 'server not allowed access'
bpgetconfig -s <client> from media server succeeds but only reports back the most basic data. (same with -g)
bpsetconfig -h <client> from media server fails with "server not allowed access"
nbgetconfig/nbsetconfig - same as above
Does anyone know if there's any way to get these commands working from a media server? We're trying to avoid having to get someone to manually log on to each client to add a couple of entries. Shell/vb scripting this wont work too well because of departmental subdivisions and access restrictions.
The bpgetconfig -M would be nice to get working so we can pull back configurations before we change them, but bpsetconfig is the one we really need.
(running NB 7.6.0.4 on RHEL master, 7.6.0.4 Solaris media server)
