On 3 December 2013 17:48, Leo Donahue - OETX
<LeoDonahue@mail.maricopa.gov> wrote:
> Reading back over your previous posts, you said you can ping the Linux box from Windows
7 (aka your wireless laptop?):
> " ...ping works from both wired/wireless to the 'main' wired machine containing the tomcat
server"
Yes
>
> But you can't use the IP of your wired Tomcat box in a URL with port 8081 to get Tomcat
to respond from your Windows 7 wireless laptop? It just times out?
.... Not that it times out, just that I can't get any data back using
http, from browser.
telnet ipAddress port also reports 'could not open connection'
> But if you make the same request from the other wired computer, that same URL works fine?
No. I believe I corrected myself. From the wired windows box I cannot get
access.
[May be of use. I can 'share' a directory, using Samba. No idea what
protocol that uses. ]
>
> Sorry for making you repeat all of this. One of your previous posts confused me as to
whether you could or could not do this.
My apologies. I profess mostly ignorance of internet protocols.
>
> From your wireless Windows 7 laptop, can you see a file share on the other wired (non-Linux)
box? I'm just trying to rule out your network and/or your vendor provided hardware.
OK. More trial (and learning).
>From the laptop I can 'share' (windows wise) with the wired windows box.
ditto I can 'see' the shared (samba) directory on the linux box.
HTH
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