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20050204: publically accessible adde servers

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  • Subject: 20050204: publically accessible adde servers
  • Date: Fri, 04 Feb 2005 15:25:14 -0700
>From: northrop grumman <address@hidden>
>Organization: Northrop Grumman
>Keywords: 200502042007.j14K7Hv2026120 McIDAS ADDE community servers

Hi Randy,

>I have had my firewall people open up port 112 so that
>i may access a few adde servers. I have tried
>papagayo.unl.edu 
>adde.ucar.edu
>
>e.g., DATALOC ADD NEXRCOMP  host
>
>i am not getting anything back when i DSINFO NEXRCOMP
>must i alert someone first before connecting to these
>servers?

No, you don't have to get special permission for the cooperating
community servers.

Do you have MCCOMPRESS set to GZIP in your environment before running
the DSINFO command?  If no, your request is going to either port 500
(uncompressed) or 503 ('compress' compressed).  If you do have MCCOMPRESS
set to GZIP, I would guess that your firewall is not yet open to port
112.

>thanks,

Plesae keep me informed on how this goes.

Cheers,

Tom
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