What do I need to do if I try to use CSUnix and I receive a TAC+: Received unsane data from server error message?
A. This means that there is either a key mismatch between the network access server (NAS) and CSUnix or there is a problem with the Domain Name System (DNS) or the Network Information Service (NIS). In order to test your configuration, replace the NAS IP address or name with empty double quotes (“”) in the CSU.cfg file. This replacement enables CSUnix to communicate with any client with a correct key. An example of the lines in the CSU.cfg file before and after the replacement is shown here.
A. This means that there is either a key mismatch between the network access server (NAS) and CSUnix or there is a problem with the Domain Name System (DNS) or the Network Information Service (NIS). In order to test your configuration, replace the NAS IP address or name with empty double quotes (“”) in the CSU.cfg file. This replacement enables CSUnix to communicate with any client with a correct key. An example of the lines in the CSU.cfg file before and after the replacement is shown here. • Before: NAS config_nas_config = { { “192.91.124.172”, /* NAS name can go here */ • After: NAS config_nas_config = { { “”, /* NAS name can go here */ Also try to disable DNS in the CSU.cfg file by adding this line to the beginning section with the other NUMBER entries: NUMBER config_get_dns_names = 0 Refer to the user guide for more details.
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