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==a. Firebird not installed in main PC/Server== | ==a. Firebird not installed in main PC/Server== | ||
Click to [[Firebird]] Firebird installation. | |||
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==b. Invalid IP address of main PC/Server== | ==b. Invalid IP address of main PC/Server== | ||
==c. Firewall has blocked the port number (3050)== | ==c. Firewall has blocked the port number (3050)== | ||
Revision as of 04:04, 8 May 2019
1. Firebird unable to complete network request to host name
This might arise from the following reasons:
a. Firebird not installed in main PC/Server
Click to Firebird Firebird installation.
b. Invalid IP address of main PC/Server
c. Firewall has blocked the port number (3050)
d. Windows system file has altered to other port number (eg. 3999)
To check the port number has set to other than 3050
1. Run the command prompt.
2. Type netstat and hit ENTER key.
3. Local address will be ended with 3999. See screenshot below.
Solution
1. To search the command prompt, type CMD.
2. Run as Administrator (Right click on command prompt).
NOTE: Command prompt must run as administrator.
3. At command line c:\WINDOWS\system32>, type cd drivers\etc.
4. Hit ENTER key.
5. Follow by type notepad services.
6. Hit ENTER key.
7. Find (Ctrl+F) the keyword 3999/tcp.
8. Disable the line by insert #.
gds_db 3999/tcp (before) #gds_db 3999/tcp (after disable)
9. Close the notepad and save the setting.
See also
- General Installation
- Standalone Installation
- Network Installation