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timmy_ wrote:
> Hey all,
> 
> I have an xp host with a CentOS 5.3 installed with vmware.
> I installed tomcat 6.0.18 and I may access my applications from localhost.
> 
> However I may not access them through http://{ipAddres}:8080/{appName}
> 
> I have port 8080 open, the address attribute on the connector tag is not set
> so it should accept incoming connections from any ip address.
> 
> I have searched all day and I can't find a solution...
> 
> May anyone plz help me??? Thanks!!

Sure, but you may have to ask the VMWare guys first.
Considering the information you have provided so far (not much), I would 
guess that the problem may be that you have not told VMWare to act as a 
gateway between the xp machine and the virtual machine inside VMWare.
Try a ping to (ipAddress) from another machine for a start.
If that works, then try (still from another machine), a "telnet 
(ipaddress) 8080", and see if at least you get a connection.

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