problem accessing the webpages using specific hostname

2006-07-10 Thread sbandha2
Hi,

 I installed the tomcat server as a standalone server. I could
access all the pages through the url http://localhost:8080..
but I cannot access it using the hostname(say
http://xyz.abc.edu:8080) of the host on which I installed
tomcat. Is there any configuration file in which I have to
specify the hostname to get this to work?

Thanks,
Sruthi

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problem accessing the webpages using specific hostname

2006-07-10 Thread sbandha2
Hi,

 I installed the tomcat server as a standalone server. I could
access all the pages through the url http://localhost:8080..
but I cannot access it using the hostname(say
http://xyz.abc.edu:8080) of the host on which I installed
tomcat. Is there any configuration file in which I have to
specify the hostname to get this to work?

Thanks,
Sruthi

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Re: problem accessing the webpages using specific hostname

2006-07-10 Thread sbandha2
Yes, I could ping xyz.ab.edu from my pc, but not
xyz.ab.edu:8181 (8181 is the port number on which tomcat is
receiving requests). If I use telnet localhost 8181 from
xyz.ab.edu, it lets me in... but telnet xyz.ab.edu 8181
doesnt work.

Thanks,
Sruthi

Can you ping xyz.ab.edu from your pc?
I am thinking the name resolutoin( ip - pc name) is not
working properly.

SK
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 Hi,

  I installed the tomcat server as a standalone server. I could
 access all the pages through the url http://localhost:8080..
 but I cannot access it using the hostname(say
 http://xyz.abc.edu:8080) of the host on which I installed
 tomcat. Is there any configuration file in which I have to
 specify the hostname to get this to work?

 Thanks,
 Sruthi


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Re: problem accessing the webpages using specific hostname

2006-07-10 Thread Brian Munroe

On 7/10/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Yes, I could ping xyz.ab.edu from my pc, but not
xyz.ab.edu:8181 (8181 is the port number on which tomcat is
receiving requests). If I use telnet localhost 8181 from
xyz.ab.edu, it lets me in... but telnet xyz.ab.edu 8181
doesnt work.



Are you running a firewall?  What OS are you using?

-- brian

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Re: problem accessing the webpages using specific hostname

2006-07-10 Thread Shinya Koizumi
If the firewall is on, won't be able to pin.

SK

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 On 7/10/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Yes, I could ping xyz.ab.edu from my pc, but not
  xyz.ab.edu:8181 (8181 is the port number on which tomcat is
  receiving requests). If I use telnet localhost 8181 from
  xyz.ab.edu, it lets me in... but telnet xyz.ab.edu 8181
  doesnt work.
 
 
 Are you running a firewall?  What OS are you using?
 
 -- brian
 
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Re: problem accessing the webpages using specific hostname

2006-07-10 Thread sbandha2

I am using Suse Linux 9.0 and I might be behind a firewall. I
will try to see if I can open up this port.

Thanks,
Sruthi

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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2006 16:33:45 -0700
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hostname  
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On 7/10/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Yes, I could ping xyz.ab.edu from my pc, but not
 xyz.ab.edu:8181 (8181 is the port number on which tomcat is
 receiving requests). If I use telnet localhost 8181 from
 xyz.ab.edu, it lets me in... but telnet xyz.ab.edu 8181
 doesnt work.


Are you running a firewall?  What OS are you using?

-- brian

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Re: problem accessing the webpages using specific hostname

2006-07-10 Thread Brian Munroe

On 7/10/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



I am using Suse Linux 9.0 and I might be behind a firewall. I
will try to see if I can open up this port.



Also if you do a 'netstat -a | grep -i listen' as root, it may show
you what is running on which ports.  If you see anything like:

tcp0  0 localhost.localdom:4700 *:* LISTEN

Then it is bound to localhost only, whereas something like

tcp   0  0 *:www   *:*

Is bound to any interface.  You might try checking that too, but I'm
willing to bet you are being blocked a local OS firewall or something.

-- brian

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Re: problem accessing the webpages using specific hostname

2006-07-10 Thread Martin Gainty
Locate the hosts file and place this entry in your hosts file
127.0.0.1 xyz.abc.edu
and you will resolve that name

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 Can you ping xyz.ab.edu from your pc?
 I am thinking the name resolutoin( ip - pc name) is not working properly.
 
 SK
 
 
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 Hi,
 
  I installed the tomcat server as a standalone server. I could
 access all the pages through the url http://localhost:8080..
 but I cannot access it using the hostname(say
 http://xyz.abc.edu:8080) of the host on which I installed
 tomcat. Is there any configuration file in which I have to
 specify the hostname to get this to work?
 
 Thanks,
 Sruthi
 
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Re: problem accessing the webpages using specific hostname

2006-07-10 Thread sbandha2

I opened the port in the firewall and its now working. Thanks
for all the help.

-Sruthi

 Original message 
Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2006 16:33:45 -0700
From: Brian Munroe [EMAIL PROTECTED]  
Subject: Re: problem accessing the webpages using specific
hostname  
To: Tomcat Users List users@tomcat.apache.org

On 7/10/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Yes, I could ping xyz.ab.edu from my pc, but not
 xyz.ab.edu:8181 (8181 is the port number on which tomcat is
 receiving requests). If I use telnet localhost 8181 from
 xyz.ab.edu, it lets me in... but telnet xyz.ab.edu 8181
 doesnt work.


Are you running a firewall?  What OS are you using?

-- brian

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