LAN when network cord is
pu lled
Could it be a Windows MediaSense problem?
Windows 2000 and above has a “feature” called auto-sensing: if you
unplug your network cable from your NIC, all associated IP addresses are
removed from the routing table! Not good!
You can disable this behaviour:
Launch
Could it be a Windows MediaSense problem?
Windows 2000 and above has a “feature” called auto-sensing: if you
unplug your network cable from your NIC, all associated IP addresses are
removed from the routing table! Not good!
You can disable this behaviour:
Launch regedit
Open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\S
Telneting to localhost should work, but the exception shows the 158.234.148.187
address. Telneting to that address without the cable will show the same problem.
Scott Stark
Chief Technology Officer
JBoss Group, LLC
Meyer-Willner, Bernhard wrote:
Telnetting localhost on our JNDI port works indeed. On a forum thread I saw
suggestions like adding an entry to the hosts file on Unix or Windows and/or
adding the -Djava.rmi.server.hostname paramter to run.bat/run.sh. Tried it
all and didn't help. Is there anything else one could do?
-Ursprün
