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Hi Rich:
Thank you veyr much for your detail explanation.
On Wed, 24 Jun 1998, Rich Richardson wrote:
> Okay, now what you have is the fact that the users IP stack does not
> recognize the server on the Net. If these clients are Windows NT servers
> all you have to do is setup the hosts file in
> C:\WINNT\system32\drivers\etc. You add the IP address first then the
> name of the server. If your working with some type of DNS server make
> sure the DNS server is setup with the appropriate IP to host name
> mapping.
I had tried the DNS host file and WINS already. But no luck.
> Another thing you may want to try. Check to see if the users can ping
> the host by IP address alone. This will cause a different solution path.
> If they can try your URL with the ip such as
> http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:PORT.
>
> If you cannot ping this will not work.
I had also tried ping/tnsping/telnet 999.99.99.999 but no luck. I had also tried http://999.99.99.999:8888/, but still no luck.
When I go back to the installation log, I have the following errors:
ORA-03121: no interface driver connected - function not performed OWS-05554: DAD DBA successfully written. Verify the output in D:\ORANT\ows\admin\ows\WEBSITE30\wrb\log\DBA.lst OWS-05554: DAD DEFAULT successfully written. Verify the output in D:\ORANT\ows\admin\ows\WEBSITE30\wrb\log\DEFAULT.lst OWS-05554: DAD CONTENT successfully written. Verify the output in D:\ORANT\ows\admin\ows\WEBSITE30\wrb\log\CONTENT.lst
OWS-05500: PL/SQL Agent OWA_DBA successfully written OWS-05500: PL/SQL Agent OWA_DEFAULT_SERVICE successfully written OWS-05500: PL/SQL Agent LOG_ANALZ_SERVICE successfully written
> Your main situation at this point is getting your Web Server to be
> recognized by the client workstations through IP.
Yes, exactly. Am I correct:
Anything is missing?
Best regards, Received on Tue Jun 30 1998 - 12:37:41 CDT