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Comments (3)
Feb 13, 2009
rjgodoy says:
On Windows XP with IPv6 enabled, the listener binds to IPv6-only any-address (i....On Windows XP with IPv6 enabled, the listener binds to IPv6-only any-address (i.e I can connect at ::1 but not at 127.0.0.1, etc.), but the Discovery application requires an IPv4 address or subnet (and only resolves IPv4 hostnames).
Solution: execute the following command on each computer
netsh interface portproxy add v4tov6 6481
Feb 13, 2009
Owen_Allen says:
Rjgodoy, I'm checking with engineering about that issue and your solution.Rjgodoy,
I'm checking with engineering about that issue and your solution.
Nov 14
ltu says:
Topic: Service Tag 1.1.5 on Solaris 10, x86/x64 svctag.5.10.i386.zip download...Topic: Service Tag 1.1.5 on Solaris 10, x86/x64
svctag.5.10.i386.zip
downloaded from https://inventory.sun.com/inventory/
Problem:
Existing Service Tag Registry (Path: /var/sadm/servicetag/registry/servicetag.xml)
will be overwritten by following the two-step install-instructions:
Step One (Source of Info: ST-1.1.5_ReleaseNotes-Solaris.txt)
To update from a previous version of Service Tags, perform (as privileged user):
Step Two (Source of Info: README-S10_x86.txt)
2. Installation
As super-user:
Consequences: Entries for Star Office and Java
from OS-Install-Time are gone.