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Russ, > One reason I can't get out to uniata from the geoprod serves is they do > not have network NATs to get outside the firewall. I wonder if a similar mechanism is disallowing the connections that your LDM-s can't make. There were no messages in the LDM log file on your FOS server regarding a connection attempt from Geoprod4. When you tried a notifyme(1) to one of our IDD servers, the same lack of messages occurred. > But, I was just > googling teh "ERROR: NOTIFYME 7" and found our conversations on > http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/support/help/MailArchives/ldm/msg07146.html > and it is displaying my server IP addresses. > > Please remove those convesations as we cannot display out internal IP > addresses to the public. Done. It took one of us a half-hour to edit the emails. We normally make all support email publicly available in order to support our users while reducing our costs. In the future, would you please add a comment IN EVERY APPLICABLE EMAIL about not making it public. Thanks. > Still puzzled as to why my geoprod serves cannot talk to my internal FOS > servers....working on it.. I'm beginning to suspect your network and firewall rules. Using telnet(1) on Geoprod4 to access the LDM on your FOS server -- together with a network snooper and a network administrator -- should allow you to diagnose the problem. If the LDM on your FOS server isn't logging the connection attempt, then the LDM isn't seeing it. > Thanks > Russ Regards, Steve Emmerson Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: VVJ-331218 Department: Support LDM Priority: Normal Status: Closed