What does "WARNING: Network Down" mean?

I have OnLine 6.0 running on my HP-UX workstation. I have dbaccess running on that same workstation. I could connect them either via shared memory or via TCP. I chose to go with TCP. The relevant line in my 'sqlhosts' file looks like this: ======== mywstn_tcp olsoctcp mywstn inf1 --------The relevant lines in /etc/services look like this: ======== inf1 6100/udp inf1 6100/tcp -------- When I run 'onmonitor', do [Mode], [Startup], and [On-Line], I wind up with a status line that says: ==== ** WARNING: Network Down **--On-Line-- ... ---- Sure enough, when I run 'dbaccess', and do [Query-lanugage], it prompts me to "SELECT DATABASE" and lists two databases: ======== mydbase@mywstn_tcp sysmaster@mywstn_tcp -------- And, sure enough, if I select "mydbase@mywstn_tcp", it connects! So, why is it saying "** WARNING: Network Down **" ????? I called tech support, and they say it's because my network is down; that it's not an Informix error at all. However, I use tcp/ip continuously, day-in-day-out, using rlogin, telnet, ftp, NIS, NFS, AFS, Mosaic, etc etc etc. They all work. More to the point, my dbaccess connection works. Ideas? -- Kenn Goutal kenn@mv.mv.com or goutal_k@apollo.hp.com http://www.mv.com/users/kgg/kenn.html