Yes, port 5307 is the default AIP secure port; if you're receiving the
error "can't connect to 5307", then that's from the point-of-view from
the "client".
Typically, this is a name resolution problem.
(if using /etc/hosts, be sure that you have an IP address assigned to
the hostname, and that you can access the hostname from the server on
the external NIC, as well as from the client. Binding the hostname to
the loopback interface isn't notably useful...)
Where are you running the client web browser? Within the Solaris VM?
When you first started SGD, it proposed a peer DNS name - that's the
server name your client web browser is trying to connect to.
To see what it's configured for now, run:
/opt/tarantella/bin/tarantella config list
--tarantella-config-server-dns-peer
The servername it returns is what your *client* needs to be able to
resolve and connect to. From you client, see if you can connect to:
telnet sgd.example.com 5307
where sgd.example.com is the peer dns name returned above.
If it answers/connects, then you should be able to connect with a web
browser. If not, then perhaps something else is wrong; either your VNIC
isn't configured in a way that a client can get to it (typically, a
bridged NIC under VirtualBox) or name resolution is failing or there's a
firewall involved somehow.
You don't *have* to use DNS, (although Support does, I think, require
it). You can use /etc/hosts on both client and server for name
resolution.
Kaya Saman wrote:
Kaya Saman wrote:
Richard Butland wrote:
Hello, Kaya,
to run on OpenSolaris, you'll want use SGD version 4.50:
http://docs.sun.com/source/820-6688/chapter1.html#d0e758
And, if using OpenSolaris as a client, check this:
http://docs.sun.com/source/820-6687/chapter2.html#d0e5090
So, the easy answer is to download/install the 4.50 version.
Rick
Again I've tried to install version 4.5 on Sol10 this time in a VBox
image only again I get the same problem about not being able to
connect to port 5307 - the default SSL port??
I don't have DNS setup at all in terms of running an authoritative DNS
server and calling the server by an A record; however the /etc/hosts
file is populated and /etc/nodename which I think is what is required
in the first place when they say DNS?? -- just reading through the
manual right now which you provided Rick, although have checked the
html doc at sgddemo.sun.com for the server administration before
installing.
Anyway I really have no idea why I can't login :-(
I'm using the local test user name sgd with pass sgd.....
If anyone has any idea about what I can do to get this to work or
information I can provide that would be really great!!
Many thanks
--Kaya
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