Subject | Re: [ib-support] Remote Connection |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2001-12-27T11:48:07Z |
At 12:34 PM 27-12-01 +0100, you wrote:
If the server is Windows NT, 2K or XP, your connection string will be:
theserver.com:d:\databases\mydatabase.gdb
If it is a Linux server, the connection string will be:
theserver.com/usr/databases/mydatabase.gdb
Make sure that you have an entry in the client's HOSTS file, consisting of the IP address of the server followed by whitespace followed by theserver.com (or whatever it is called). If it doesn't have a name, make one up.
Test it with ping first to make sure the server is there. (ping theserver.com from the console display or the Run.. box)
cheers,
Helen
>I need to connect an IB server throught Internet, my server has a static IP.Yes, make sure the server is listening on port 3050.
>I try in IBConsole but it crashes.
>
>I must open a particolar TCP port on my server (3050?)?
>Thanks......
If the server is Windows NT, 2K or XP, your connection string will be:
theserver.com:d:\databases\mydatabase.gdb
If it is a Linux server, the connection string will be:
theserver.com/usr/databases/mydatabase.gdb
Make sure that you have an entry in the client's HOSTS file, consisting of the IP address of the server followed by whitespace followed by theserver.com (or whatever it is called). If it doesn't have a name, make one up.
Test it with ping first to make sure the server is there. (ping theserver.com from the console display or the Run.. box)
cheers,
Helen