, I'll keep trying.
Renee
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Are you running the new broker or the old broker?
If you are running the old broker, you must open ALL
Are they on the same LAN? If it were me, I'd run netstat before and after to see if the initial connection was established and finally if there was a callback. I may be a bit behind the curve on Broker architecture, but your client machine may not be accepting connections from the server on
Renee,
My host IP is 67.104.173.198 and I connect
to it from other machines fine with 1.0.25.28
Perhaps we should test your connection on
that machine. I can give you firewall clearance to connect. It does seem the
problem is hostfile conflict. Will be in touch later if you are still
If you have a software firewall, such as the one in Windows or another
product, you also need to punch a hole in that. Windows firewall is under
Start-Connections-Right click on the connection and Properties and Advanced
as I recall. I believe it can be configured to not be just off or on,
Are you running the new broker or the old broker?
If you are running the old broker, you must open ALL the ports on the client
machine. The old broker (from the server) tasks off a sub-task which chooses
a random port to re-connect with on the client machine.
Also, you must make sure the the
Works ok? Conflict? Corrections?
Thanks,
thurman
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As Bertrand Russell would put it, Seems? Nay, is!
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Gregory
Woodhouse alerted us to netstat, which seems a powerful tool, if I
can
figure how to use it over the net.
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