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Re: JDBC requests (whether from Java or from RPB via JDBCR4): how does one set a specific "from" IP address when connecting?

On 12/3/2014 2:41 PM, James H. H. Lampert wrote:
On 12/3/14 10:30 AM, Krill, Coy wrote:
Have you verified that the box that's not receiving the connections
has the appropriate host servers running? And if they are running are
there any exit points to monitors that might be denying the
connections based on user or source ip?

I forgot to mention: Yes the relevant Host Servers (or at least
SOMETHING using the relevant port numbers) appear to be running. (Is
there a good way to verify that the ports really are running Host
Servers, and not something else?

Attempt to connect to the server with the appropriate client.

And I wasn't aware that there were any exit hooks for that, but I can
investigate after lunch. How would I check for them? The only exit hooks
I've ever used are the ones in our own CRM product, and they work
somewhat differently from the way they work in IBM products.

WRKREGINF You can dump it to an outfile and process it that way.


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