I would check the firewall. IPChains or IPTables are quite common
with Linux, with plenty of info available on the web. Don't know how
Suse works, but on RH it is usually always /etc/sysconfig/ipchains or
/etc/sysconfig/iptables. Read up on this before you go crazy on these
config files though.










--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, João Dorival Daniel
<jdaniel@s...> wrote:

> When I Install firebird 1.0.3 on a Suse 7.3 box it runs well until

I restart the server.

> After restart the server i can't get connection from a workstation.

it´s only works from the server

> I've read the README file and i did what it ask me to do but i

couldn't fix it

>


> From the server


> SQL> connect 211.3.40.12:/var/firebird/teste.gdb


> CON> ;


> Database: 211.3.40.12:/var/firebird/teste.gdb, User: sysdba


> SQL>


>


>


> fw:/etc # netstat -an |grep 3050


> tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:3050 0.0.0.0:*

LISTEN

> fw:/etc #


>


>


> # hosts.equiv This file describes the names of the hosts which are


> # to be considered "equivalent", i.e. which are to be


> # trusted enough for allowing rsh(1) commands.


> #


> # hostname


>


> localhost


> localhost.localdomain


> fw


> 211.3.40.34


> 211.3.40


>


> -----


> 211.3.40.34 is the workstation from I am trying to connect to

firebird

>


> From the WS 211.3.40.34 telnet 211.3.40.12 3050 It do not work

but telnet 211.3.40.12 it works so I am able to reach the server

>


>


> Some one cam help me!


>


> Jdaniel


>


>


>


>


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