Debugger unable to connect to remote process

Hi There,
I am running Jdev on pc and OAS 10g on an unix environment. I followed the step in the doc to set up the remote debugging. However, when I start the remote debugger from jdev, i got the following error message.
Debugger attempting to connect to remote process at ax-portal-www6.dev.ipass.com 4000..
Debugger unable to connect to remote process.
Your help wuld be greatly appreciated.

A couple things to try:
1) Verify your jdk version and build bug 4411232
2) Increase your Debugger preferences Connection retries to double the default (especially if multiple apps running, low memory or a slow machine)
Without more specifics on versions, type of debugging or details not much more I can suggest.

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