Rock Theriault wrote:
> i can ping the fc2 correctly. beside oracle the fc2 runs an apache
> httpd and a mysql database. and both works correctly from outside. so
> i think its not the linux network config.
>
>>try to ping your DC2 installation first.
>
>
> i tried both. i used the netca utility and i configured manually. both
> had the same effect. NO LISTENER from outside.
>
>>If that succeeds, it's
>>time to configure your oracle network, using the netca utility on
>>FC2.
>
>
> the strange thing is that i can tnsping and work with the listener
> (and the database) correctly from the fc2 server. but not from
> anywhere else in the network.
>
> i configured the oracle service on the client (on other hosts) the
> same way i did
> on the server.
>
> my little brains thinks that there must be something like
> a) an option that the listener is only shown at localhost. and the fc2
> hostname is translated to localhost inside.
> b) or there is something inside fc2 to block the port 1521 i can't
> see.
>
> hope for more ideas of you.
>
> thanks uwe
- how do you know you use the listener?
- tried to shut down iptables?
- got a dns somewhere? If not, what ip-address
do you use for the fc2 machine? Use that (instead
of the host name) in the tnsnames.ora file(s) on
the other clients.
--
Regards,
Frank van Bortel
Received on Tue Feb 08 2005 - 07:10:09 CST
