Chamada à quot;localhostquot; depois do SP2 do Windows XP
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Achei esta FAQ interessante... se alguém tiver problemas com a chamada ao localhost depois de instalar o SP 2 do Windows XP, eis a solução...
[quote:9cfed53a3a=´Firebird FAQ´][b:9cfed53a3a]On Windows XP (SP2), when I disconnect the network cable, my local programs are unable to connect to the local loopback server (127.0.0.1 Localhost). Is there something I have to set in the Firebird configuration?[/b:9cfed53a3a]
No, it´s a ´feature´ of WinXP called DHCP Media Sense, that automatically disables the TCP/IP stack whenever there is no network connection. Switching it off requires adding a key to the Windows Registry.
Open the Registry Editor and locate the folder HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters
Add a new DWORD key named DisableDHCPMediaSense with a value of 1. To re-enable Media Sense, change the value to 0. [/quote:9cfed53a3a]
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Achei esta FAQ interessante... se alguém tiver problemas com a chamada ao localhost depois de instalar o SP 2 do Windows XP, eis a solução...
[quote:9cfed53a3a=´Firebird FAQ´][b:9cfed53a3a]On Windows XP (SP2), when I disconnect the network cable, my local programs are unable to connect to the local loopback server (127.0.0.1 Localhost). Is there something I have to set in the Firebird configuration?[/b:9cfed53a3a]
No, it´s a ´feature´ of WinXP called DHCP Media Sense, that automatically disables the TCP/IP stack whenever there is no network connection. Switching it off requires adding a key to the Windows Registry.
Open the Registry Editor and locate the folder HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters
Add a new DWORD key named DisableDHCPMediaSense with a value of 1. To re-enable Media Sense, change the value to 0. [/quote:9cfed53a3a]
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