I've tried so many times with different settings(launcher properties, ports, plugins) did a lot of google on this but no luck I am not able connect to RSE DStore server manually or through daemon.
I can successfully connect using a SSH Connection. But when I use RSE Daemon or server directly it just can't connect and keeps on giving error I have been trying to connect to it since a week but no luck.
I've tried Daemon, REXEC, Running Launch properties but still no luck.
I start the Daemon from root account with command perl ./daemon.pl 4075.
I have echoed out the command that is being executed in daemon.pl

perl ./daemon.pl 4075
java -DA_PLUGIN_PATH=/u19/cltyapps/riyaz/opt/rseserver/ -DDSTORE_TRACING_ON=true org.eclipse.dstore.core.server.ServerLauncher 4075
Daemon running on: CLTDAP002, port: 4075

After this nothing happens.
I have tried the same procedures first rseserver-3.4-unix.tar on then rseserver-unix-3.6-M4.tar

On eclipse now I try to connect to this Daemon on 4075
Daemon failed to launch server on <IP> using port 4075
Connection Refused.
Make sure that the DataStore daemon is running on <IP>.

I also got RSEG1242 error with some other launcher property

I am using Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers
Version: Kepler Service Release 1
Build id: 20130919-0819
on windows XP Professional Version 2002 Service Pack 3
Trying to connect to SunOS 5.10 Generic_141444-09 sun4v sparc SUNW,Sun-Blade-T6320

Please help me
Thanks and regards.

Sorry for late reply..

Yes firewall is running. I did some research before posting my question here and found firewall might be a problem so I requested admin to open that port for communication and port 4075 was successfully opened. But still its giving me the same error.
Here is the steps I did to manually connect to the server

[riyaz@TEST123 rseserver]$ ./server.sh 4075
DStore Server Starting...
Server Started Successfully
4075
Server running on: TEST123
Connection error
Server: error initializing socket: java.net.SocketTimeoutException: Accept timed out

I saw how to use ssh in help and I tried it from cmd
C:\>ssh -l riyaz <IP> -L27127:<IP>:27127 "sh -c 'cd /u19/cltyapps/riyaz/opt/rseserver; pwd; ./server.sh 4075 &'"
Password:
/u19/cltyapps/riyaz/opt/rseserver
DStore Server Starting...
Server Started Successfully
4075
Server running on: TEST123

The SocketTimeoutException is occurring because the server was not connected to within a period of time (I think the default is a minute for a manually run server). That is expected if a connection isn't established within that period. For your test, did you attempt to connect to the server before the timeout message showed up?

Note that the daemon runs on port 4075 by default but servers that get launched run on different ports. By allowing only port 4075 through a firewall will still leave the server ports blocked. If you're trying to run a server on this same port at the same time, you should run into a bind problem on startup. That said, I don't see any message indicating a bind failure with your manually run server test so I assume you're not running both at the same time in this instance. Could you request that a second port (in addition to 4075) be opened? If you do that, then you can specify the second port as the subsystem port.

Hi David McKnight,

I found this from the help docs
If your daemon runs behind a firewall, you may want to specify the optional serverPortRange argument to restrict selected server ports to the range given:
perl ./daemon.pl 4075 10000-10010

Server requires more than one port for connection? Do I need to open each and every port from 10000 to 10010?

Is it possible the client firewall is getting in the way too?

1) Your user id not having read/execute access to the auth.pl script in the server directory.

2) Your user id not having Java in your path.

3) The default socket io timeout value may be too small (if this is a slow connection). That can be configured under Preferences->Remote Systems->DataStore.

Quote:

1) Your user id not having read/execute access to the auth.pl script in the server directory.

I use root to run the daemon and I use my user in eclipse to connect to the daemon, so only user with root permission can use daemon ?