| Title: | note 3 has pointer to current kit |
| Notice: | note 3 has pointer to current kit |
| Moderator: | PEACHS::GHEFF |
| Created: | Wed May 29 1991 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 3301 |
| Total number of notes: | 14905 |
Hi,
I have a problem for install Excursion on Windows NT 4.0 workstation
that the detail as below:
Configuration:
- Pathworks 32 v7.0
- Excursion v3.0
- Windows NT 4.0 with services pack 2
- DECNET and NETBEUI protocol installed
Problem detail:
- I can run XAppls on 'SERVER1 - OpenVMS' via DECNET is successful.
- I can't run XAppls on 'SERVER2 - OpenVMS, SERVER3 - Digital Unix' via
DECNET with the eXursion message on LOG screen is:
'X Application Startup Error Could not connect to SERVER2. Check to
make sure your login information is correct'.
I am make sure the username and password is correct and I can apply this
username via Windows NFT to transfer files.
- But I can apply TCP/IP with same configuration on Excursion Control
Panel to run XAppls on ALL of server.
Due to I can't compare the pathworks on OpenVMS setting on two of
Server. Any suggestion for check the pathworks setting on the server or
other setting.
Thank you very much !!
Pan
HKMCS
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| 3285.1 | PEACHS::GHEFF | Do you feel like swimming? | Mon May 12 1997 10:11 | 10 | |
Make sure that you have copied the pcx_serv.exe file from the CD to
your Digital Unix system. If you have not done so, see page 2-22 in
the eXcursion User's Guide. (In Post-installation Tasks. "Installing
on Alpha Hosts Running DECnet on Digital Unix.) The file must be
transfered (as a binary) over to the Dux system and a DECnet object
must be created.
#Gary
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| 3285.2 | JAMIN::OSMAN | Eric Osman, dtn 226-7122 | Mon May 12 1997 14:53 | 13 | |
Also, make sure the decnet hosts are known in both directions between
your nt and your unix.
Test with
ncp show node x.y
Do this on both unix and nt to make sure they both know about each
other. I had a problem recently where the unix didn't completely know
about the nt.
/Eric
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