Re: Remoting

1. Yes
2. No, I can set the programs up on a lone machine.
3. Yes to the config.

The IP's and ports are hard-coded and I have changed them to work on another
identical system.
I can even change these programs to work with my loopback adapter - on the
same machine, of course.
When I do that, everything works. I have verified my ports and IP's over and
over again. There are no firewalls or internet security programs running.
The information on this type of problem is very scarce.


"Steve Long" <Steve_Noneya@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Ken,
a couple of questions:
1. do you have access to the actual code for these programs?
2. is there a config file on the server in which this service will only
access connections from that particular machine?
3. is there a config file for the clients that, may include port and login
information, that you are not copying over to the other machines?

Steve

"Ken" <ks3ss@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have (inherited) a client program that uses remoting to access memory
on
the server. The server program runs on windows 2003 server and the
client
runs on WinXP Pro. The programs work in their current environment.

I have been trying to set it up on 2 other computers in the office and
have
run into a problem.

I keep getting "connection actively refused" or something very similiar
when
I try to "connect" to the server. I have opened up everything I can to
allow
access to the "server" and the problem is still there.

I have been unable to find a solution anywhere.

Anyone have any solutions or ideas?

Thanks, DW






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