Did you forget the domain name?

[Alan Fox]

I am just trying out cfengine for the first time and cannot figure out
what I am doing wrong. Thinking it was a DNS issue, I tried this at work
and obtained the exact same results.....

cfagent.conf
-------------
##################################################
#
#  cfagent.conf
#
#  This is a simple file for getting started with
#  cfengine. It is harmless. If you get cfengine
#  running with this file, you can build on it.
#
##################################################

###
#
# BEGIN cfagent.conf (Only hard classes in this file )
#
###

control:

   actionsequence = ( files shellcommands copy )

   domain         = ( kc.rr.com )
######################################################################

copy:

 #  Get a file from some trusted server, e.g. password sync
 #  To do this, you need to use cfkey to install keys

 #  /etc/shadow mode=0600 server=passwordserver

######################################################################

files:

#   /etc/passwd

#         mode=644        # make sure the file permissions are right
#         owner=root      # make sure it's owned by root
######################################################################

shellcommands:

      "/bin/echo Replace me with something useful"

   Wednesday.Hr00||Saturday.Hr02::

      "/usr/local/bin/MyScript"

######################################################################

processes:

#   "inetd"  signal=hup
#   "irc"    signal=kill


###
#
# END cfagent.conf
#
###

cfservd.conf
------------
#########################################################
#
# This is a cfd config file
#
# The access control here follows after any tcpd
# control in /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny
#
#########################################################

 #
 # Could import cf.groups here and use a structure like
 # in cfengine.conf, cf.main, cf.groups
 #

control:

  domain = ( kc.rr.com )
  DenyBadClocks = ( false )
  solaris::

     cfrunCommand = ( "/usr/local/cfengine/sbin/cfagent --debug" )

  linux::

     cfrunCommand  = ( "/usr/local/cfengine/sbin/cfagent" )
#     AutoExecInterval = ( 60 )
#     AutoExecCommand  = ( "/iu/nexus/local/gnu/lib/cfengine/bin/cfwrap 
/iu/nexus/local/gnu/lib/cfengine/bin/c
fhourly")

  any::

#  ChecksumDatabase = ( /tmp/testDATABASEcache )

  IfElapsed = ( 1 )

  MaxConnections = ( 10 )

#########################################################

admit:   # or grant:

   /usr/local/cfengine/sbin/cfagent mymasterserver
   /usr/local/cfengine/mtong mymasterserver



From the 'master server' I issue the following command:
../sbin/cfrun -v -- -n myclientserver.kc.rr.com -v

and the output from the command :

Address given by nameserver: 192.168.1.6
Loaded /var/cfengine/ppkeys/localhost.priv
Loaded /var/cfengine/ppkeys/localhost.pub
Looking for a source of entropy in /var/cfengine/randseed
cfrun(0):         .......... [ Hailing myclientserver.kc.rr.com ] ..........
Connecting to server myclientserver.kc.rr.com to port 0 with options  -n 
myclientserver.kc.rr.com -v
Loaded /var/cfengine/ppkeys/root-192.168.1.5.pub
Connect to myclientserver.kc.rr.com = 192.168.1.5 on port cfengine
Loaded /var/cfengine/ppkeys/root-192.168.1.5.pub
cfrun: mymasterserver.kc.rr.com: Strong authentication of 
server=myclientserver.kc.rr.com connection confirmed
myclientserver.kc.rr.com replies..

 Host authentication failed. Did you forget the domain name?Connection 
with myclientserver.kc.rr.com completed

And from myclientserver messages file:

Feb 28 22:36:24 myclientserver cfservd[14342]: [ID 702911 daemon.notice] 
Host authorization/authentication failed or access denied
Feb 28 22:36:24 myclientserver cfservd[14342]: [ID 702911 daemon.notice] 
From (host=mymasterserver.kc.rr.com,user=root,ip=::ffff:192.168.1.6)
Feb 28 22:36:24 myclientserver cfservd[14342]: [ID 823470 daemon.error] 
 ID from connecting host: (EXEC  -n myclientserver.kc.rr.com -v )


I know this is something obvious, but after reading the Tutorial and 
Reference pages multiple times, I seem to be missing it.

Thanks,
Alan Fox