Firewall ? Does the JGroups test program work ? Ethereal/Wireshark is your
friend !
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I've not been able to find a non-IBM JRE for AIX. However, I was able to
eliminate this error message.As you stated above, the problem was related
to IPv6. Though IPv6 did not appear to be enabled, I had to pass the below
argument when running the program in order to force it to use IPv4
As a test, I will try to find a non-IBM JDK that will work on AIX and post
results here afterward. Thanks!
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Hmm. This problem has occurred before on AIX with IBM's JDK. I assume there is
no SUN JDK for AIX ? Can you try with JRockit ?
One route to take could also be to debug until the offending socket is created
and extract the culprit code into a small standalone program.
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I checked /etc/rc.tcpip and it appears that IPv6 is not being used:
# Start up autoconf6 process
#start /usr/sbin/autoconf6 ""
Is there anything else I should check?
Thanks
-Tim
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Can you disable the IPv6 stack and see if it works ?
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