[omniORB] connection issue

[Lisa Yao]

Good morning:

I have a program run on one computer (let's say A), which can talk to another computer B on internal network. However, when I try to connect to another company (C)'s server (D), it does not work.

On B, I run a simulator provided by C, it is identical to D, only B is on our internal network. So I assume it is network issue, since it works on internal network.

However, our company network people say it is my program problem, network is fine. The company C saying that my ORB configuration is not right,
What should I do? At this time, company C is not helping me, they say it is not their problem, internal network people say that there is connection. I am stuck, hope any guru could solve my problem.

I run with -ORBendPoint some-network:8101, company C says that this is ok.
I get IOR from some-ip and port 8003, this is also fine.

I use IOR to logon to company C's network, they say that I should use port 8102, not using 8003, however, I have no place to put 8102 somewhere, company C says they are not omniORB expert, they don't know how to config, and they don't use omniORB, if I chose to use omniORB, it is my problem to get it fixed. They could not help me at this time.
Company C say the ORB should redirect the logon to port 8102, not the 8003 (which I get IOR).

However, why same program can connect to internal computer B, and not company c's computer D?

I hope this is not confusing?

Thanks!

Lisa




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[Martin Trappel]

I have a program run on one computer (let?s say A), which can talk to
another computer B on internal network. However, when I try to connect
to another company (C)?s server (D), it does not work.
On B, I run a simulator provided by C, it is identical to D, only B is
on our internal network. So I assume it is network issue, since it
works on internal network.
However, our company network people say it is my program problem,
network is fine. The company C saying that my ORB configuration is not
right,
What should I do? At this time, company C is not helping me, they say
it is not their problem, internal network people say that there is
connection. I am stuck, hope any guru could solve my problem.
I run with -ORBendPoint some-network:8101, company C says that this is ok.

Why would you run your client with ORBendPoint. This option is used on
the server side (or so I thought). (i.e. Is ORBendPoint specified for
process A or for B/D ?)

I get IOR from some-ip and port 8003, this is also fine.
I use IOR to logon to company C?s network, they say that I should use
port 8102, not using 8003, however, I have no place to put 8102

Why would you get an IOR with port 8003 when the actual server is
listening on port 8102 ??

somewhere, company C says they are not omniORB expert, they don?t know
how to config, and they don?t use omniORB, if I chose to use omniORB, it
is my problem to get it fixed. They could not help me at this time.
Company C say the ORB should redirect the logon to port 8102, not the
8003 (which I get IOR).

Where do you get the IOR from?

However, why same program can connect to internal computer B, and not
company c?s computer D?
I hope this is not confusing?

*I* think it is, but maybe you can clear it up some more. :-)

br,
Martin

[Lisa Yao]

Why would you run your client with ORBendPoint. This option is used on
the server side (or so I thought). (i.e. Is ORBendPoint specified for
process A or for B/D ?)

---because I subscribe callback function from the server. I supply ORBendPoint on command line.

Where do you get the IOR from?
---I get IOR from server, say I get it from 1.2.3.4 port 8003, I then logon to server by using IOR
I find out the IOR I get did provide me port 8102, this is the port I suppose to logon, somehow I just could not logon by using this IOR.

Thank you.


-----Original Message-----
From: Martin Trappel [mailto:***@gmx.at]
Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2008 1:53 PM
To: Lisa Yao
Cc: omniorb-***@omniorb-support.com
Subject: Re: [omniORB] connection issue

Post by Lisa Yao
I have a program run on one computer (let's say A), which can talk to
another computer B on internal network. However, when I try to connect
to another company (C)'s server (D), it does not work.
On B, I run a simulator provided by C, it is identical to D, only B is
on our internal network. So I assume it is network issue, since it
works on internal network.
However, our company network people say it is my program problem,
network is fine. The company C saying that my ORB configuration is not
right,
What should I do? At this time, company C is not helping me, they say
it is not their problem, internal network people say that there is
connection. I am stuck, hope any guru could solve my problem.
I run with -ORBendPoint some-network:8101, company C says that this is ok.

Why would you run your client with ORBendPoint. This option is used on
the server side (or so I thought). (i.e. Is ORBendPoint specified for
process A or for B/D ?)

Post by Lisa Yao
I get IOR from some-ip and port 8003, this is also fine.
I use IOR to logon to company C's network, they say that I should use
port 8102, not using 8003, however, I have no place to put 8102

Why would you get an IOR with port 8003 when the actual server is
listening on port 8102 ??

Post by Lisa Yao
somewhere, company C says they are not omniORB expert, they don't know
how to config, and they don't use omniORB, if I chose to use omniORB, it
is my problem to get it fixed. They could not help me at this time.
Company C say the ORB should redirect the logon to port 8102, not the
8003 (which I get IOR).

Where do you get the IOR from?

Post by Lisa Yao
However, why same program can connect to internal computer B, and not
company c's computer D?
I hope this is not confusing?

*I* think it is, but maybe you can clear it up some more. :-)

br,
Martin

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[Lisa Yao]

Problem solved. My network does not have hosts mapping.

After add this, my program worked.

-----Original Message-----
From: Lisa Yao
Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2008 1:59 PM
To: 'Martin Trappel'
Cc: omniorb-***@omniorb-support.com
Subject: RE: [omniORB] connection issue

Why would you run your client with ORBendPoint. This option is used on
the server side (or so I thought). (i.e. Is ORBendPoint specified for
process A or for B/D ?)

---because I subscribe callback function from the server. I supply ORBendPoint on command line.

Where do you get the IOR from?
---I get IOR from server, say I get it from 1.2.3.4 port 8003, I then logon to server by using IOR
I find out the IOR I get did provide me port 8102, this is the port I suppose to logon, somehow I just could not logon by using this IOR.

Thank you.


-----Original Message-----
From: Martin Trappel [mailto:***@gmx.at]
Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2008 1:53 PM
To: Lisa Yao
Cc: omniorb-***@omniorb-support.com
Subject: Re: [omniORB] connection issue

Post by Lisa Yao
I have a program run on one computer (let's say A), which can talk to
another computer B on internal network. However, when I try to connect
to another company (C)'s server (D), it does not work.
On B, I run a simulator provided by C, it is identical to D, only B is
on our internal network. So I assume it is network issue, since it
works on internal network.
However, our company network people say it is my program problem,
network is fine. The company C saying that my ORB configuration is not
right,
What should I do? At this time, company C is not helping me, they say
it is not their problem, internal network people say that there is
connection. I am stuck, hope any guru could solve my problem.
I run with -ORBendPoint some-network:8101, company C says that this is ok.

Why would you run your client with ORBendPoint. This option is used on
the server side (or so I thought). (i.e. Is ORBendPoint specified for
process A or for B/D ?)

Post by Lisa Yao
I get IOR from some-ip and port 8003, this is also fine.
I use IOR to logon to company C's network, they say that I should use
port 8102, not using 8003, however, I have no place to put 8102

Why would you get an IOR with port 8003 when the actual server is
listening on port 8102 ??

Post by Lisa Yao
somewhere, company C says they are not omniORB expert, they don't know
how to config, and they don't use omniORB, if I chose to use omniORB, it
is my problem to get it fixed. They could not help me at this time.
Company C say the ORB should redirect the logon to port 8102, not the
8003 (which I get IOR).

Where do you get the IOR from?

Post by Lisa Yao
However, why same program can connect to internal computer B, and not
company c's computer D?
I hope this is not confusing?

*I* think it is, but maybe you can clear it up some more. :-)

br,
Martin

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