RE: [WDSCI-L] CODE problems with V5

["Jon Paris" <Jon.Paris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Mark thanks for the reply.  The answer was #3 (sort of) but I filled out
the other answers for the elucidation of others.

1) The host servers are started - WDSc can get through just fine.

2) The system I am attempting to connect to has no firewall.  I do (D-link
wireless hub) but it does not prevent me from using CODE with other systems.
The only difference is that the failing system is at V5R2 and the others at
V5R1.

3) Bless you my son!  It wasn't exactly the answer but it gave the clue.
The install of V5 did something strange to my CODE server properties and I
had to rekey stuff.  I had put in Netshare.com instead of Netshare (which is
the entry in my hosts file).  It was when pinging netshare.com that I
realized that name was wrong (it should be Netshare400.com) and that I must
have entered the wrong thing somewhere.  Sure enough I had.

Hopefully CODE will now work properly.  I bet the folks at Netshare.com
wondered what the heck was "attacking" them!

Jon Paris
Partner400
www.Partner400.com

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Mark Phippard
Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2003 6:22 PM
To: Websphere Development Studio Client for iSeries
Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] CODE problems with V5



Jon,

Port 8475 is the *COMMAND Host Server.  I can think of several
possibilities:

1)  The server needs to be started with STRHOSTSVR.

2)  Firewall or other port blocking software between you and the
netshare.com server.

3)  You have a local "hosts" file that now has an incorrect IP address for
the netshare.com server.

Mark



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Anyone got any clue as to the cause of this one?  It has been going on ever
since I loaded V5 - one of the two systems I use gives this error message
whenever I try to connect, check PTFs or whatever.  What surprises me is
that it seems to be trying to use port 8475 - I thought CODE used 4200?

Anyway - the servers are all started, all PTFs are up to date and I'm
scre... (in trouble)

Any ideas?

evfctcpd.exe Tue May 13 23:18:06 2003 ** Error logging begins **
evfctcpd.exe Tue May 13 23:18:06 2003 Error return code '1061' received
when
connecting to host 'NETSHARE.COM' port '8475'.
evfctcpd.exe Tue May 13 23:18:06 2003 Cannot connect to the host
'NETSHARE.COM'. Maybe TCP/IP server is inactive on the host. Start the
server on the host by using the command STRHOSTSVR *ALL. Retry the
connection.
evfctcpd.exe Tue May 13 23:18:30 2003 *** Error logging ends ***


Jon Paris
Partner400
www.Partner400.com

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