Johan van Zyl schrieb:

>Hi
> I have a Win2000 Pro PC JVZ06 with IP 10.0.0.6 and a Fedora PC IP
>10.0.0.3
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>I am hosting my own webpages. Try http://www.realcorp.net - that is
>hosted here in my office on a Fedora box. So that seems to work. See
>1. Below
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>
>Summary of PAT settings
>1 TCP
> ATM1
> HTTP
> 80
> 10.0.0.3
> 80
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>Now I am trying to host a Firebird database on the same Fedora box.
>(While I was hosting it on JVZ06 IP 10.0.0.6 it was working fine.
>Users from outside could access my database - with an app I supplied
>them with.)
>But now I have problems connecting to the same data base on Fedora.
>The only change I made here was 10.0.0.6 to 10.0.0.3 - but it is not
>working.
>
>2 TCP
> ATM1
> HTTP
> 3050
> 10.0.0.3
> 3050
>
>About ATM - what should it be ATM1 or ATM2 etc. Does it matter? Or
>maybe you should not have duplicate names?
>The only choices here are ATM1 to ATM7 or LAN.
>Protocol choices are TCP, UDP, GRE
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>Box 3469
>Somerset West
>7129
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Hi !
Check HTTP use generic TCP !
I guess a ping both ways is OK, isn't it?
what is "telnet 10.0.0.3 3050" telling you ?
Claus