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11-14-2002 06:37 AM
11-14-2002 06:37 AM
"Your XDMCP connection timed out - make sure
that the hosts on you network are running
XDM programs. (RX2102)"
I now everything is right on the unix server, because I am able to connect from a different pc, with the same software, on the same subnet, with the same connection type etc to the unix server.
Does anyone have some idea what can be wrong?
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11-14-2002 07:29 AM
11-14-2002 07:29 AM
SolutionDo both systems server and pc yield the same info wrt nslookup ip address and hostnames for each other ....
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11-14-2002 10:39 AM
11-14-2002 10:39 AM
Re: reflection X problem
do you use XDMCP with "broadcast"?
Then maybe your PC's netmask is wrong.
And are you certain you don't have any kind of a firewall between Reflection/X and your HPUX box? Not even a "personal" one?
XDMCP is using UDP and firewall don't like that (X-Windows is using TCP, though).
FWIW,
Wodisch
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11-15-2002 03:41 AM
11-15-2002 03:41 AM
Re: reflection X problem
worked.
The pcname is not known in dns, and im not able to figure out the domainname (perhaps there isnt any)
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11-15-2002 07:43 AM
11-15-2002 07:43 AM
Re: reflection X problem
We experienced a very similar issue, but the IP address and a hostname was already in /etc/hosts. It turns out that something didn't like the fact that the hostname either started with a digit, or was a number (e.g. 3148). All we had to do was to make it start with a letter (x3148) and it was happy.
Hope this helps someone!
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11-15-2002 09:43 AM
11-15-2002 09:43 AM
Re: reflection X problem
that's a known M$ thing: if the supposed-to-be hostname starts with a digit, but does not contain dots (i.e. is an IP address), then M$ assumes it would be a 32-bit integer representation of the IP-address.
As an example: the IP-address 1.2.3.4 can be written as "16909060" - try to "ping" it on a Windows-box...
FWIW,
Wodisch