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| Frederic STOCK... |
 Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 8:04 pm |
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Hi,
running Progress V9.1E under Windows 2000 server.
I run database broker using a service (-N TCP -S my_service)
When trying to run client (on same server) using -H localhost -N TCP -S
my_service the client can connect to database.
If I run using -H my_server instead of localhost, the client can not
connect anymore "there is no server for database my_database with -H
my_server -S my_service".
What's wrong ?
Is it a Progress config or Windows config ?
Thank's.
Regards.
F. STOCK |
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| Frederic STOCK... |
| Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 8:09 pm |
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Frederic STOCK a écrit :
Quote: Hi,
running Progress V9.1E under Windows 2000 server.
I run database broker using a service (-N TCP -S my_service)
When trying to run client (on same server) using -H localhost -N TCP -S
my_service the client can connect to database.
If I run using -H my_server instead of localhost, the client can not
connect anymore "there is no server for database my_database with -H
my_server -S my_service".
What's wrong ?
Is it a Progress config or Windows config ?
Thank's.
Regards.
F. STOCK
Hi,
in seems I made a mistake during install, I insert a personnel database
licence instead of workgroup database licence.
Could it be the reason of the problem ?
Thanks.
Regards.
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| Stefan M.... |
| Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 1:53 pm |
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On Mon, 22 Jun 2009 18:04:04 +0200, Frederic STOCK
<f.stock at (no spam) jmontblanc.fr> wrote:
Quote: Hi,
running Progress V9.1E under Windows 2000 server.
I run database broker using a service (-N TCP -S my_service)
When trying to run client (on same server) using -H localhost -N TCP -S
my_service the client can connect to database.
If I run using -H my_server instead of localhost, the client can not
connect anymore "there is no server for database my_database with -H
my_server -S my_service".
What's wrong ?
Is it a Progress config or Windows config ?
Thank's.
Regards.
F. STOCK
Hi,
perhaps your licence only allows local connections?
Check netstat -a for your -S port
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| Frederic STOCK... |
| Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 7:43 pm |
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Stefan M. a écrit :
Quote: On Mon, 22 Jun 2009 18:04:04 +0200, Frederic STOCK
f.stock at (no spam) jmontblanc.fr> wrote:
Hi,
running Progress V9.1E under Windows 2000 server.
I run database broker using a service (-N TCP -S my_service)
When trying to run client (on same server) using -H localhost -N TCP -S
my_service the client can connect to database.
If I run using -H my_server instead of localhost, the client can not
connect anymore "there is no server for database my_database with -H
my_server -S my_service".
What's wrong ?
Is it a Progress config or Windows config ?
Thank's.
Regards.
F. STOCK
Hi,
perhaps your licence only allows local connections?
Check netstat -a for your -S port
Stefan
Hi Stephan,
I installed a Provision licence which allows only a local database
server connection with 5 clients only. (that I could verify in windows
eventlog "this license is only for local connections (4393)".
So, I reinstalled it with a database server licence and now I can
connect from lan with many users.
Regards.
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