Subject | Re: [ib-support] accessing a FB db in a peer-to-peer network |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2002-08-20T23:38:43Z |
At 09:20 PM 20-08-02 +0000, Duilio Foschi wrote:
from a Win98 host with the NetBEUI protocol. That is the first
problem. The second is that, even with a Windoze server host like NT, 2K,
etc. the client cannot make a connection to a mapped drive.
Win98 *can* server TCP/IP clients, however.
shares. c:\call\call.gdb
*think* you will find this in c:\Windows. If you don't find Hosts then
look for Hosts.SAM, make a copy of it and rename the copy to Hosts.
The entry looks like this:
192.12.13.1 Francesco
stacks in the Network configuration.
You need to know the IP address of the server. If you have two pc's on a
crossover cable, the address in the above example may work for you. Try
adding it to the two Hosts files and then pinging it from the Barbara machine.
With Delphi/BCCPB - if you are using IB Objects, set the protocol to
cpTCP_IP. If using IBX or DBExpress, enter the entire TCP/IP connection
string in exactly the following format:
FRANCESCO:c:\call\call.gdb
By the way, all of the above information is available in documentation - in
the Operations Guide (OpGuide.pdf)
heLen
All for Open and Open for All
Firebird Open SQL Database · http://firebirdsql.org ·
http://users.tpg.com.au/helebor/
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>last time I had no problem in installing a program of mine in a c/sAs peer-to-peer, it cannot be done. Unfortunately, FB/IB server cannot run
>network.
>
>Now I do have problems in doing the same in a stupid peer-to-peer W98
>network made but 2 (!) PCs.
>
>I'd like to have the db in PC A, with path: c:\call\call.gdb .
>
>The same db can be seen from PC B as f:\call\call.gdb .
>
>PC A is seen in the network as 'Francesco'.
>
>PC B is seen in the network as 'Barbara'.
>
>Both PCs A and B should run programs that access the db.
>
>Can it be done ?
from a Win98 host with the NetBEUI protocol. That is the first
problem. The second is that, even with a Windoze server host like NT, 2K,
etc. the client cannot make a connection to a mapped drive.
Win98 *can* server TCP/IP clients, however.
>Which Path,The *physical* path, as viewed on the server machine - no mapped drives, no
shares. c:\call\call.gdb
>ServerSet up a tcp/ip network address in the Hosts file of each PC. On Win98 I
*think* you will find this in c:\Windows. If you don't find Hosts then
look for Hosts.SAM, make a copy of it and rename the copy to Hosts.
The entry looks like this:
192.12.13.1 Francesco
> and ProtocolBoth PCs need to have tcp/ip protocol at the top of their network protocol
stacks in the Network configuration.
You need to know the IP address of the server. If you have two pc's on a
crossover cable, the address in the above example may work for you. Try
adding it to the two Hosts files and then pinging it from the Barbara machine.
With Delphi/BCCPB - if you are using IB Objects, set the protocol to
cpTCP_IP. If using IBX or DBExpress, enter the entire TCP/IP connection
string in exactly the following format:
FRANCESCO:c:\call\call.gdb
By the way, all of the above information is available in documentation - in
the Operations Guide (OpGuide.pdf)
heLen
All for Open and Open for All
Firebird Open SQL Database · http://firebirdsql.org ·
http://users.tpg.com.au/helebor/
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