David,Indeed the solution was there. Adding the 'setenv DXHOSTS localhost' line to .cshrc solves the problem. It was not exactly the same error as seen in that thread, but I am ready to go. Thanks for your help.
Jon At 11:09 AM 3/4/02 -0700, you wrote:
There was a report earlier about Redhat 7.2 and its default firewalling causing a problem. You may search the archives on that.David
