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Connecting to a remote db2 instance

Urs Meli |   | Tags:  nsfdb2 installation db2 domino | Comments (0)  |  Visits (688)

Short tipp: If you plan to enable db2 on a remote server, don't start the local DB2 command center.

I did it to test the connection between my domino server and the db2 server. Afterwards I was not able to enable the db2 on the domino server.
I got a strange communication error. And some hint about the catalog.

So I started the command center, removed my db2 node from the list. Tada! Now I could enable  the db2 on my domino.

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