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Verify that you updated the /etc/services ﬁle correctly, as follows:

• If the workstation running Site Manager is accessing NIS (Network

Information Services), update the /etc/services ﬁle on the workstation that

is providing NIS.

• If the workstation running Site Manager is not accessing NIS, update the

/etc/services ﬁle on the local workstation.

5. Verify that no two processes bind to the same SNMP trap port number.

For example, Site Manager and Sun Net Manager cannot both bind to the

SNMP trap port.

6. Refer to one of the following sections if it applies to your problem:

•“Una

ble to Load SNMP MIB or File Was Inaccessible Message”

•“Una

ble to Run . . . Module Message”

Unable to Load SNMP MIB or File Was Inaccessible Message

If messages like the following appear, add swap space to your workstation:

wfsm: unable to load the SNMP MIB (c3202)

wfsm: The SNMP MIB could not be loaded from the file

/usr/wf/lib/WFMIB.defs

Either the file was inaccessible, or not enough memory to load file

Unable to Run . . . Module Message

Before starting Site Manager, make sure that you are in a directory for which you

have write permission. If you start Site Manager in a directory where you do not

have write access, you will not be able to start the Site Manager tools. A message

such as

Unable to Run Configuration Module appears.

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