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1. Re: Failure on Win2K
acoliver May 7, 2005 3:15 PM (in response to wobbet)is there any firewalling or port blocking set up? There is a gui that controls this hanging somewhere off of the networking config.
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2. Re: Failure on Win2K
wobbet May 11, 2005 6:02 PM (in response to wobbet)I do a netstat -a and get...
P:\>netstat -a
Active Connections
Proto Local Address Foreign Address State
TCP machinename:http machinename:0 LISTENING
TCP machinename:epmap machinename:0 LISTENING
TCP machinename:https machinename:0 LISTENING
TCP machinename:microsoft-ds machinename:0 LISTENING
TCP machinename:1098 machinename:0 LISTENING
TCP machinename:1099 machinename:0 LISTENING
That implies to me that nothing is listening below port 80 (http) which implies the basic SMTP config for the mail.ear/mail.sar/jboss-service.xml isn't loading up for whatever reason.
The machine is Win2K and doesn't have the firewall software.
The SMTP service is disabled...
I go to the networks control panel for the ethernet adapter, go to TCP/IP settings and then go to advanced. Select IP filtering, enable filtering and allow all traffic. Re-boot and...
No dice. Connection times out.
I re-run netstat and get the same results.
This is my test machine for my integration of jASEN :(
Any clues?
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3. Re: Failure on Win2K
mikezzz May 12, 2005 3:55 AM (in response to wobbet)Is the user account, you are running jboss as, an adminstrator account?
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4. Re: Failure on Win2K
wobbet May 12, 2005 5:41 PM (in response to wobbet)On the Win2K box it is running as a service and is using the machine account. I *assume* that means it can run as admin.
On my XP Pro box my user account is (and always has been) an admin, I run JBoss within a DOS box. It is working now after my latest build for some screwy reason...
rjsjr