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Chapter 5Verifying the configuration73Verifying Enterprise system setupThis configuration requires some or all of the following verification procedures and modification of the /etc/hosts and .netrc files. The following sections provide file setup information for these filesalong with an example site. If you need to modify these files, use the vi or emacs editor.File setup of /etc/hostsIn an Enterprise system configuration, each system requires two or more host names (such asnethost and subhost1).The file setup of /etc/hosts is done during installation. The following table shows a typical entryin the /etc/hosts file for a nethost, subhosts, and X-Terminals or X-stations. Each line requires anentry for Internet address and host name. The alias and comment are optional.Table 7.Required Host and Subhost entries for /etc/hosts FileInternet Address Host Name Alias Comment192.9.200.100 nethost # Network Host in Boston192.9.200.50 subhost1 # Network Subhost1 in Chicago192.9.200.70 subhost2.support.ge.com subhost2 # Network Subhost2 in Boca Raton192.9.200.56 delta # Xstation in lobby in BostonFile check of .netrcThe .netrc is a file used to configure secured database communication between remote servers.Perform the following checks to ensure your configuration is properly setup.Note:The /root/.netrc (or /.netrc for AIX), and /cas/ppapp/.netrc files must be same. If theyare not the same, edit the files using an editor such as vi. The /cas/.netrc file has additionalentries for user ppadmin.To verify the /cas/.netrc file:1. Log on to the nethost and subhosts as root.2. Type the following command on the nethost:cat /cas/.netrc EnterOutput similar to the following displays:machine bctalfordlogin ppadminpassword ppadminmachine bctalfordlogin ppapppassword ppapp1