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02-23-2007
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Edited my last post:
To add a managed system, select the Server Management bar and choose Add Managed System(s) 
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02-26-2007
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02-26-2007
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"But the managed system is already there??"
So why do you think you need to add (or remove) the managed system to (from) /etc/hosts? I think you need to go into the connectivity settings and setup the remote connectivity and the firewall, you don't need to mess with the hosts file on these machines.
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