Connection to localhost:81 failed

Discussion in 'Parallels Remote Application Server' started by grx, Oct 30, 2007.

  1. grx

    grx Guest

    Hi, I downloaded the trial version of the 2x Application Server and I'm trying to get something up so I can see if I can use notepad as a published application on Win2k3 Server (which I'm RDP'd into). The setup is pretty self explanatory, so I set everything up (or at least I thought I did). I turned off the windows firewall so no firewall can be getting in the way. When I try connecting to my server at https://server.mydomain.com/ (and yes I enabled the ssl connection), I get NOTHING back from the server, just a blank page, and I get this error in the log:
    Code:
    [I 06/00000001] Mon Oct 29 17:23:17 2007 - Starting 2X Publishing Agent Service 5.1 (build 311) Unicode
    [I 06/00000016] Mon Oct 29 17:23:17 2007 - Sending a Connection Request to Agent server.mydomain.com.
    [I 07/0000000D] Mon Oct 29 17:23:17 2007 - Agent xx.xx.xx.xx verified successfully
    [I 06/00000015] Mon Oct 29 17:23:17 2007 - 1	Administrator	yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy	RDP	 Active       Desktop	server.mydomain.com
    
    [I 06/00000014] Mon Oct 29 17:23:17 2007 - Performance Information: Server server.mydomain.com, CPU 0%, Memory 3%, Active Sessions 1, Disconnected Sessions 0
    [T 07/00000003] Mon Oct 29 17:23:17 2007 - All Servers are upto date
    [T 07/00000003] Mon Oct 29 17:23:17 2007 - Waiting for connections
    [E 00/00000011] Mon Oct 29 17:24:38 2007 - Connection to localhost:81 failed
    It's definitely this port 81 thing. What is that for and do I need to install something else for it to work?
     
  2. AnthonyV

    AnthonyV Guest

    Connection to localhost:81 failed +++

    I put my question under this topic because the error is similar.

    I also downloaded the trail, and going whole hog with a trial of 2X failed so I am now trying to build the setup piece by piece. The error mentioned in the topic is one of the first errors that I run into. The details follow:

    Setup:
    • Citrix Server
      ICA (No RDP)
      Attempting to publish an application
      Not going to us 2X client app.

    NOTE: When I connect direct to the Citrix server with the "Citrix Program Neighborhood" I need to specify the server because browsing is not configured (this is something I may not fiddle with)

    Anyway, connecting direct to the Citrix Server works. Whether I choose TCP/IP or TCP/IP + HTTP, Desktop or Application, everything works as expected. The only thing is that I need to specify the server I want to talk to.

    When I install the 2X Server, and set it up to point to the functional and tested Citrix Server (all on a local LAN) I start running into problems.

    Setup:
    • One Citrix Server
      Only ICA (Not RDP)
      Ports 80 + 1494 enabled, (NO SSL)
      Agent reports OK
      Firewall on 2X server off (to avoid problems)

    If I duplicate my functional connection in "Citrix Program Neighborhood" and modify it to point to the 2X server I get the following results.

    • a) If I attempt to connect to the desktop (Not an application) and I used the protocol TCP/IP, then it works well and without an error.
      b) If I attempt to connect to the application and I used the protocol TCP/IP, then it errors out with the message: “Cannot connect to the Citrix Presentation Server. Unable to contact the Citrix Presentation Server Browser.”
      c) If I attempt to connect to the desktop (Not an application) and I used the protocol TCP/IP + HTTP, then it seems to work okay BUT there is an error “Connection to localhost:81 failed”. Note: the firewall on the 2X box has been disabled.
      d) If I attempt to connect to the application and I used the protocol TCP/IP + HTTP, then it errors out with the message: “Cannot connect to the Citrix Presentation Server. Unable to contact the Citrix Presentation Server Browser.”
    Any help would be appreciated.

    Anthony
     
  3. zippo

    zippo Pro

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    Did you install the client?? Or if you want to connect via the browser did you install the WebPortal. I think you need to take a look at the manual.
     

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