Subject | Re: [IBO] Conncting to server via network |
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Author | G.Allen Casteran |
Post date | 2002-12-02T07:30:43Z |
Florian,
Any hostname that you need to connect using TCP/IP must be reachable via
ping from the command line. NetBIOS names are not the same as TCP names.
With TCP/IP the name MUST resolve to an address using a hosts file or
DNS lookup.
You may need to add the target host's address into your hosts file or
add it to your DNS (preferrable option) so that your computer can
resolve the name to the IP address.
Allen.
In article <asd14k$4ek$1@...>, FHector@... says...
Any hostname that you need to connect using TCP/IP must be reachable via
ping from the command line. NetBIOS names are not the same as TCP names.
With TCP/IP the name MUST resolve to an address using a hosts file or
DNS lookup.
You may need to add the target host's address into your hosts file or
add it to your DNS (preferrable option) so that your computer can
resolve the name to the IP address.
Allen.
In article <asd14k$4ek$1@...>, FHector@... says...
> I am trying to use my application with IB server and the DB file on a
> different machine in a local network. On the machine where the app. resides,
> I have IB client installed, the application uses cpTCP_IP as protocol, path
> is left empty for the user to specify when the app is running.
> Now, when I start the program, I immediately get the error:
>
> 335544721
> Unable to complete network request to host "tower",
> Failed to establish a connection
>
> an then again the same error when actually trying to connect to the database
> after specifying the location
>
> What have I not thought of?
>
> Florian