Hi Ben,
We use the approach I outlined below for our severs.
It DOES work. So, your problem may be some other network
issue, such as firewall, NAT, or whatever. Good luck. You could run a sniffer such
as Ethereal on your destination server to find out if the packets from the machine
where yo
Thanks, Craig, for the response. Unfortunately, this doesn't work
either. It just hangs, nothing in the server's log, and nothing on the
console. I've also tried 1099 with the same effect.
Any other ideas out there? Why is this difficult?
Ben
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Hi Ben and Tim,
One
Hi Ben and Tim,
One of your attempts is close to what should work:
shutdown.sh --server=bjc.mydomain.com:1098
assuming 1098 is the port on which the server is listening.
Make sure you can ping bjc.mydomain.com from the same
machine.
Regards,
Craig Johannsen
Ludicorp Research and Development
