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Conference jamin::pathworks32

Title:Digital PATHWORKS 32
Moderator:SPELNK::curless
Created:Fri Nov 01 1996
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:337
Total number of notes:1612

240.0. "eXcursion 3 NT4" by NNTPD::"[email protected]" (Stephen) Thu Apr 17 1997 14:10

Hello,

I have a customer who had two new NT4 systems. He installed PW32 on 
both the machines and this worked first time. He then installed eXcursion v3
on the machines. On one system this worked first time by simply adding the 
host name etc and all apps work. On the second machine this is not the case. 
When starting up an application it comes back saying remote host is unknown. 
We are able to ping the server and telnet into port 512. Apps can be fired
back from the server to the client without any trouble. We have defined the 
server in the LMHOSTS file and this had no effect. The cust has done a fresh
installation of eXcursion and TCP onto the client but this has not had any
effect.
Has anyone got any ideas ??  I cant undertsand why one machine wont run
eXursion
and the other one will when the machines are configured the same ??

Cheers

Steve
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240.1VMSNET::DEFIANT::s_voreSmile, Mickey's watching! [email protected]Thu Apr 17 1997 14:377
can you ping the remote host by name?
forget LMHOSTS - does adding the remote host to the HOSTS file make 
any difference?

(most eXcursion questions are best handled in the eXcursion 
notesfile, btw, NOTED::EXCURSION)

240.2noNNTPD::"[email protected]"stephenThu Apr 17 1997 14:438
You canm ping it by name and it makes no difference whether the node is
defined in the hosts file or not !!!

I thought I out this in the eXcursion files - I shall cross post it.
cheers

Steve
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240.3PEACHS::GHEFFDo you feel like swimming?Thu Apr 17 1997 18:394
    Is the PC configured to use a nameserver?  Should it be?  Is it defined
    correctly?
    
    #Gary