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Connect to Unwired Server from Local Machine

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Hi There,

I am using Sybase Unwired WorkSpace 2.2 which I have setup on an Amazon Web Service instance using the steps in this document:

http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-30502

My instance is running fine, and I am able to connect my Unwired Server when I log on through the remote desktop connection which connects me into my AWS instance.

The SUP 2.2 came installed on my remote desktop so I also installed it using the default settings.

I am able to connect to my ECC server through SUP but I am unable to connect to my Unwired Server. I have opened my ports to all traffic, I have disabled my client firewall and yet I still can't connect to it, using the same settings that work on the AWS Remote Desktop.

The only difference between the settings on the AWS Remote Desktop and the settings in my SUP WorkSpace is the cluster information. On my local machine server host is filled, the protocol contains https and the Replication and Messaging Ports are different. However, I am unable to change that cluster information on my local installation.

I have noted that when I connect to my SCC, it needs to go through a secure http connection, so modifying my cluster information may help.

Can anyone tell me a) what my problem is or b) if there is any way to change my cluster information.

Many thanks for any help provided to this eager Newbie!

Colm

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Former Member
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Problem Solved......so now I will just close my thread not informing anyone else who might be having this issue was of my solution.

Joke!

Basically the issue was with my network, I was working off a network in an hotel which I believed to be very unrestricted and I had no problems connection to the AWS instance through the RDP but in actual fact, it was blocking the port I was trying to use. When I tried on my home network all was fine. I also completely opened up my AWS security (by going onto the Security Group and adding All Ports of All Traffic type from all IPs to my allowed list) but I will reverse those changes now as I believe they are unncessary.

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