Hi,

I've been having trouble connecting to DB, which resides on Linux SuSi
server, from my PC using AppBuilder. I'm using OpenEdge software on
both sides. On a client side I've got Windows XP.
On a server side there's a service set up:
db2sv 2693

and on a client side also:

db2sv 2693/tcp

During connection I get an error:
"Cannot connect to database server testDB 10060 (1432)"

Can anyone help ?

Thanks in advance.

"m_m" <marek312@poczta.onet.pl> wrote in news:1128577398.797076.11600
@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com:

> Hi,
>
> I've been having trouble connecting to DB, which resides on Linux SuSi
> server, from my PC using AppBuilder. I'm using OpenEdge software on
> both sides. On a client side I've got Windows XP.
> On a server side there's a service set up:
> db2sv 2693
>
> and on a client side also:
>
> db2sv 2693/tcp
>
> During connection I get an error:
> "Cannot connect to database server testDB 10060 (1432)"
>
> Can anyone help ?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>

What happens if you try to connct using the port number and not the
service name?

Kevin

I've found the solution. When starting DB server/broker on the server
side I needed to assign the range of -minport -maxport. That's a bit
different from Progress 8.3 or mayby specific to Linux. Before I worked
on a Solaris machine.

"m_m" <marek312@poczta.onet.pl> wrote in news:1128597611.611098.85560
@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com:

> I've found the solution. When starting DB server/broker on the server
> side I needed to assign the range of -minport -maxport. That's a bit
> different from Progress 8.3 or mayby specific to Linux. Before I worked
> on a Solaris machine.
>
>

Very odd.. Normally -minport and -maxport are set automatically (on all
platforms I have worked on - HPUX, Linux, Windows)..

Kevin