Thanks for the replies to my earlier post. I have been successful in downloading and installing EAServer4.1 but now when I try to connect to the server frm Jaguar manager it says Server could not be located. The Jaguar server is up and running on port 9000 localhost, any ideas on why can the Jaguar manager not connect to it. Please help.
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Take a look at the log files in $JAGUAR/bin, specificy jaguar.log to see if any errors are reported. Also, verify that there is an IIOP listener at port 9000 on machine localhost. By default, there is no password to log into Jaguar, and the user ID is "jagadmin" Did you use that combination? -- Jason Weiss eBusiness Systems Groupwrote in message news:[email protected]... > Thanks for the replies to my earlier post. I have been successful in > downloading and installing EAServer4.1 but now when I try to connect to the > server frm Jaguar manager it says Server could not be located. The Jaguar > server is up and running on port 9000 localhost, any ideas on why can the > Jaguar manager not connect to it. Please help.
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In 4.1, we also changed the localhost part to be the machine name by default. Try that too. Jonathan -- Jonathan Baker eBusiness Division Sybase, Inc. "Jason Weiss [Sybase]"wrote in message news:[email protected]... > Take a look at the log files in $JAGUAR/bin, specificy jaguar.log to see if > any errors are reported. Also, verify that there is an IIOP listener at > port 9000 on machine localhost. > > By default, there is no password to log into Jaguar, and the user ID is > "jagadmin" Did you use that combination? > > -- > > Jason Weiss > eBusiness Systems Group > > > wrote in message > news:[email protected]... > > Thanks for the replies to my earlier post. I have been successful in > > downloading and installing EAServer4.1 but now when I try to connect to > the > > server frm Jaguar manager it says Server could not be located. The Jaguar > > server is up and running on port 9000 localhost, any ideas on why can the > > Jaguar manager not connect to it. Please help. > >
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Check your setenv.sh file in $JAGUAR/bin. There probably is a JAUGAR_HOST_NAME property see what this is set to. This is the value for your host that your listeners are using. Supply this in the connection window
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