| Title: | Informix Conference |
| Moderator: | KOLFAX::MCCATHERN |
| Created: | Wed Feb 02 1994 |
| Last Modified: | Thu Jun 05 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 221 |
| Total number of notes: | 620 |
I'm at a customer site where they are running Informix on a RS6000. Each
time a new network client attempts to access the Informix database via
TCP/IP on the RS6000 we must make a new entry into the /etc/hosts file or
Informix refuses to permit the client access to the database.
Is there a method to turn this securty feature off . As you might guess
I know very little about Informix. I'm involved in a Windows-NT
migration project which is using DHCP.
If I have to maintain the hosts file on the RS6000 each time a new
DHCP address is assigned the client will not be able to access the
database server.
If Infoxmix uses some type of TCP/IP address secrity is there a way
to permit access from all nodes on a given subnet ?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards,
Ray
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| 212.1 | SX4GTO::OLSON | DBTC Palo Alto | Thu Apr 03 1997 14:53 | 6 | |
I'm not sure- off the top of my head I'd try wildcarding the hostname
field in the SQLHOSTS file on the RS6000.
Anybody else?
DougO
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| 212.2 | Thanks | ODIXIE::RREEVES | Fri Apr 04 1997 08:41 | 7 | |
The customer claims that they never modify the SQLHOSTS file and that
the hosts file is the only modification that they make. I'll look at
the SQLHOSTS file today.
Thanks
Ray
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| 212.3 | So modify SQLHOST how ? | ODIXIE::RREEVES | Fri Apr 04 1997 11:41 | 11 | |
I looked at the SQLHOST file , there are 4 columns which I have no idea
what the first two are.
The last colmns (3 & 4) seem to be database server hostname and
tcpip servername.
The first column looks like database name and the second colum
is either one of two values olsoctcp or sesoctcp.
So what was your suggestion for a mod to this file ?
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