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Hi Shawn & any IIS secure users,

I uninstall everything on the server and install Java 2 Environment, FMWSC,
& FileMaker Unlimited all to their default locations. I also installed
optigold workstation & webserver.

I tried the 591 port which FileMaker suggestions to run the Web Companion.

IIS is configured on port 80 and is running SSL on port 443.

I then access my optigold web files by typing
https://primaryserver.net/tech.html

When I try to post to any of the optigold forms, it returns the error "An
unexpected error occurred: setsockopt() TCP_NDLAY: 10055, localhost"

The error I am getting is not being generated from the IIS server, but from
FMPro. I can tell, because it looks like a FileMaker pro error page instead
of the basic IIS (white background & black text) error pages.

I tried a few different configurations with the Web Server Connector. I'm
tried listing the host as 'localhost', 'primaryserver.net', 'primary001'. In
all cases it does bring up the list of available database. I select the
Toubleshooter_.fp5 & MainMenu.fp5 to be served.

I copied all Web Files from c:\Program Files\FileMaker\FileMaker Pro 5\web\
to my Default IIS web at c:\inetpub\wwwroot\

Do any setting need to be changed in the "Java Plugin Control Panel"?
Currently (at defaults) my settings for the Java Plugin are set to the
following:

Network Access: Applet Host
Java Run Time Parameters: null
Java Run Time Environment: Use Java Plug-in Default
Path: left blank

I did notice I can change "Java RunTime Environment from "Use Java Plug-in
Default" to "JRE 1.2 in c:\Program Files\Javasoft\jre\1.2"

Should I change this setting? Also, there is a section under the Java
Control Panel called "Certificates" and it listed none. Should it be listed
the secure cert for our NT server?

I'm kinda stumped here and need to get this working.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Or any discussion groups out there that can help?

I already tried all the support options on filemaker's site and in the
FileMaker Unlimited Archive.

Thanks for your help!

-Dave Tanguay
dave@interactiveonline.net

-----Original Message-----
From: isp-list@optigold.com [mailto:isp-list@optigold.com]On Behalf Of
Shawn Hogan
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 4:00 AM
To: OptiGold Listserver
Subject: Re: [Optigold ISP] NT IIS SSL

Customer Support wrote:

> still stuck. Just some last questions before I get some sleep.
>
> This is how I have our ports setup on the server:
> IIS primaryserver.net:80
> SSL primaryserver.net:443
> WEB COMPANION primaryserver.net:8080
>
> Here is where I have everything installed to
> Optigold Data Files e:\fmserver\optigold
> Optigold Web Files e:\filemaker unlimited\web\
> Filemaker Unlimited e:\filemaker unlimited\
> Java 2 Runtime e:\filemaker unlimited\filemaker java extensions\
> FMWSC e:\filemaker unlimited\filemaker WSC 5 - IIS\
> IIS Files c:\InetPub\WWWRoot\
>
> When I access FMWSC and it asks for the host domain name & port which ones
> should I list? I tried listing every possible combination. I tried listed
> all the above ports. Do I list one hostname or all hostnames under FMWSC?
> Currently, I have primaryserver.net:8080 listed with MainMenu.fp5 &
> Troubleshooter_.fp5 being served.
>
> I have copied the optigold web files to both my c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ &
> e:\filemaker unlimited\web\
>
> I even tried to change the default location for IIS files from
> c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ to e:\filemaker unlimited\web\ under my IIS
properties.
> still nothing.
>
> I noticed on filemaker's site it states:
> "Dynamic web pages that reference FileMaker Pro must reside on the same
> machine as their FileMaker Pro 5 Unlimited host, in the Web folder located
> within the FileMaker Pro folder."
>
> I can access the files securely, but if I do a search on a customer or try
> to login, or try to start an order it returns the error "An unexpected
error
> occurred: setsockopt() TCP_NDLAY: 10055, primaryserver.net"
> When it tries to post the info to https://primaryserver.net/FMPro it
returns
> the error.
>
> Any last suggestions?
>
> Any IIS 4.0 users out there have any tips?
>
> Thanks for your time Shawn!
>
> I think it's time for bed now :)

The only thing I can think of is maybe something there doesn't like your
install locations... It's always worked fine right out of the box for me,
but I always use default locations... I'm not sure why you installed JRE to
the FileMaker folder, as it's a function of the OS, not FileMaker...

- Shawn

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Shawn D. Hogan
President, Digital Point Solutions
http://www.digitalpoint.com
(858) 452-3696

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