I think that is important to check if windows firewall or any other
firewall software isn't blocking connections
to postgres in the machine where postgres is installed and in the client
machine too. ;-)
This is simple, but I'm forget this on some ocasions and after hours
trying ... well... disabling firewall they become to work
Ramon Orticio escreveu:
>i changed the postgresql.conf file adding
>listen_address = '*' but it doesn't kick. also changd
>the pg_hba.conf file adding "host template1 postgres
>192.168.0.0/24 md5" but to no avail.
>
>inasmuch as there was no data folder in the postgres
>file i created the data folder and placed in them the
>"posgresql.conf" and "pg_hba.conf" files.
>
>i used the postgresql-8.0.0-rc2 windows installer
>package for the pgadminIII.
>
>here are my settings in the New server dialog box
>under properties tab
>
>Address: 192.168.0.1
>Description: win32
>Service:
>Port 5432 SSL
>InitialDB Template1
>Username postgres
>needpassword: unchecked
>password:
>
>after clicking ok the result is
>
>an error has occured:
>
>error connecting to the server: could not connect to
>the server: No route host(0x00002751/10065). Is the
>server running on host "192.168.0.1" and accepting
>tctp/ip connections on port5432?
>
>tsk. tsk. tsk. thanks for any help.
>
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