DB2 Driver NET or APP?

Hi,
I get an error while connecting to DB2 database by using JDBC "COM.ibm.db2.jdbc.net" driver. Do you have an idea about reason of this error?
[IBM][JDBC Driver] CLI0615E Error receiving from socket, server is not responding. SQLSTATE=08S01.
DB2 server is working on another server (Win2000 Advanced Server) And I try to connect it from my Win2000 and using stand alone application.
I can not use the app driver by IP and PORT...
thanks for your reply...

hi, we are getting the same error you got, we are trying to connect to a mainframe running db2 from a servlet running on a Websphere app server with DB2Connect installed on the same machine.
Please can you inform us if you found a solution? did you finally use the NET or APP driver? did you need to install any special software on the db2 server? and on the client?
thanks very much,

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