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JBoss on Fedora/Linux ... cannot establish a connection thru a browser

Asked by fshtank in Jboss Application Server, Linux, Linux Networking

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Using JBoss on Fedora 6.

From a browser using a direct IP connection to the JBoss Server, http://10.46.136.10:8080/ Firefox tells me "Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at 10.46.136.32:8080."

This happens whether I am connecting from a different computer, or even locally from the same computer.
But locally when I connect to LOCALHOST I get JBoss to respond.

What configuration setting in Fedora / LInux do I need to make to allow computers to connect to the Linux/JBoss Server?

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JBoss on Fedora/Linux ... cannot establish a connection thru a browser

Asked by fshtank in Jboss Application Server, Linux, Linux Networking

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