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blomm
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 Posted - 2005-09-21 : 04:52:30
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| I have the client side of my application installed in the US, with the application and the database servers running in london. The program language is C#, all built in .net, with the .net installer. When the user in the US runs the program and it gets to the import progress part (background processing occurring on London servers), they are getting no feedback as to the progress of the import. ie, nothing is being sent to the US from the london server. But everything runs smooth the other way, ie, tables are written to the sql db's in london etc... And I get data sending and receiving here in london when i run the client app on my machine in london and send to the servers here, so its some problem with the connection with the US.... firewalls?? port numbers?? anyone come across anything like this?Cheers mikeMike BlomGIS developer |
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tkizer
Almighty SQL Goddess
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Posted - 2005-09-21 : 12:57:08
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| You'll need to talk to your network admin to figure out what's going on. It could be the firewall, config issue, network problem, etc... There's just no way for us to know for sure.Tara |
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blomm
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Posted - 2005-09-21 : 13:03:33
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| ya, that seems to be the general concensus, thanks...Mike BlomGIS developer |
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servers across the atlantic??