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Domino HTTP problems after V5R1 upgrade

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Chris,

I have a sily idea to solve your problem. I think u should make some
changing on internet browser settings of those clients which doesn't work
properly. You should define for LAN connection "Bypass proxy server for
local addresses" option and then explicitly give the Domino server name
(or address) in the advance section. Perhaps it could help.

Regards,
LZ




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Today's Topics:

   1. Domino HTTP problems after V5R1 upgrade (Chris Walton)
   2. Re: Domino HTTP problems after V5R1 upgrade
(MEovino@estes-express.com)
   3. Re: Domino HTTP problems after V5R1 upgrade (Walter Scanlan)

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Message: 1
From: "Chris Walton" <chrisw@bluechip.co.uk>
To: <domino400@midrange.com>
Subject: Domino HTTP problems after V5R1 upgrade
Date: Fri, 14 Jun 2002 11:22:16 +0100
Reply-To: domino400@midrange.com

Dear All,
              Since upgrading OS400 from 4.4 to 5.1 I have been having
problems with Dominos HTTP server. When running an intranet application
some
users get a 'cannot find server or DNS error' message, if they then click
refresh they will get the page they were expecting. The strange thing is
that if we run a comms trace from SST the problem practically disappears.
I
have tried recreating the ethernet line description but this has made no
difference.
The Domino version is 5.010, the latest OS400 PTFs are applied (both cum
and
hiper).


Regards,
              Chris


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Subject: Re: Domino HTTP problems after V5R1 upgrade
To: domino400@midrange.com
From: MEovino@estes-express.com
Date: Fri, 14 Jun 2002 10:30:42 -0400
Reply-To: domino400@midrange.com


Chris,

I've all but abandoned Domino's HTTP stack.  If it's possible, I'd use the
Domino HTTP server plugin and use the 400's native HTTP server.  It's much
more reliable.

Mike E.





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Dear All,
              Since upgrading OS400 from 4.4 to 5.1 I have been having
problems with Dominos HTTP server. When running an intranet application
some
users get a 'cannot find server or DNS error' message, if they then click
refresh they will get the page they were expecting. The strange thing is
that if we run a comms trace from SST the problem practically disappears.
I
have tried recreating the ethernet line description but this has made no
difference.
The Domino version is 5.010, the latest OS400 PTFs are applied (both cum
and
hiper).


Regards,
              Chris

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Subject: Re: Domino HTTP problems after V5R1 upgrade
From: "Walter Scanlan" <wscanlan@us.ibm.com>
Date: Fri, 14 Jun 2002 09:47:34 -0500
Reply-To: domino400@midrange.com

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You stated that running a Comm trace suppresses the condition. That would
suggest the follow PTFs are not applied.

MF28469 - 1000
MF28450 - 1000
MF28416 - 1000
MF28319 - 1000
MF28134 - 1000
MF27850 - 2134
MF27753 - 1000
MF27738 - 2134
MF27616 - 2134
SI02749 - 2134

Walter Scanlan
Advisory Software Engineer
Domino For iSeries Team Leader
Phone   (507)286-6088
Fax         (919)485-1518
Pager    (507)292-2985
Internet  WSCANLAN@US.IBM.COM





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Chris,

I've all but abandoned Domino's HTTP stack.  If it's possible, I'd use the
Domino HTTP server plugin and use the 400's native HTTP server.  It's much
more reliable.

Mike E.





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Dear All,
              Since upgrading OS400 from 4.4 to 5.1 I have been having
problems with Dominos HTTP server. When running an intranet application
some
users get a 'cannot find server or DNS error' message, if they then click
refresh they will get the page they were expecting. The strange thing is
that if we run a comms trace from SST the problem practically disappears.
I
have tried recreating the ethernet line description but this has made no
difference.
The Domino version is 5.010, the latest OS400 PTFs are applied (both cum
and
hiper).


Regards,
              Chris

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