908 connect error with Linux

I am getting a 908 connect error when I try to connect to a Linux box using IIF2000 either with I-connect from a PC or dbaccess from my SCO unix. I can ping from all directions with no errors and I can use dbaccess to connect to the Unix box from IIF2000 with no errors but not the other direction. I have made sure that the SQLHOSTS are the same on all boxes except for the protocal which is "ontlitcp" on the SCO and "onsoctcp" on IIF2000. Also, the HOSTS and SERVICES are the same on each box (at least on the UNIX and Linux). By the way, I am running IDS 7.31.UC2 on the SCO Unix and the version of IIF2000 is 9.20.UC1 and I have made sure that each box is trusted on the other (ie. hosts.equiv). Any help who be greatly appreciated. Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.

For those of you whom might get this error, I had the host name in both the localhost and the actual ip in hosts file by mistake. I took it out of the localhost and it started working. In article <8mep7q$trv$1@nnrp1.deja.com>, hjohnson@keeneinfo.com wrote: > I am getting a 908 connect error when I try to connect to a Linux > box using IIF2000 either with I-connect from a PC or dbaccess from my > SCO unix. I can ping from all directions with no errors and I can use > dbaccess to connect to the Unix box from IIF2000 with no errors but not > the other direction. I have made sure that the SQLHOSTS are the same on > all boxes except for the protocal which is "ontlitcp" on the SCO and > "onsoctcp" on IIF2000. Also, the HOSTS and SERVICES are the same on each > box (at least on the UNIX and Linux). > > By the way, I am running IDS 7.31.UC2 on the SCO Unix and the version of > IIF2000 is 9.20.UC1 and I have made sure that each box is trusted on the > other (ie. hosts.equiv). > > Any help who be greatly appreciated. > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy. > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.