Host name Resolved to an IPS Adress

I am getting this Error
Host name resolved to an IPS Adress - 172.17.158.194 provide a host name
Please advise
Edited by: Next Level on Sep 23, 2012 2:10 PM

John thank for the reply, and you are correct this is a new Installation on a laptop it is an I5 Core 2450 Chip.......with 4 GB of ram and 500 GB of hard drive ...
When I attempt to set up the VMware 9.0 using server using server 2008r2. The VMware loaded and when I installed server 2008r2 the server start and look like it completed, but then but the screen sat saying VMware starting but it just sat t there for 2.5 hours with nothing happening.. So I then attempted to stop the VMware machine and I got the following statement "the server 2008r2 process is still going "so I did a hard boot and then reinstalled the laptop to factory condition.
I again then attempted to install the VMware 9 and install oracle 11Rg2 database and install EPM 11.1.2.1 Essbase to completion but again the system installed Server 2008R2 but just sat there, so again did a hard boot on the machine and resetting the laptop factory condition.
My next attempt to complete this installation was as followed , loading on the window 7 OS, which I have done about 25 to 30 times with very few issue…… maybe not best practice but it has been working since last year..
Here is my process in detail, the laptop is restore to the factory setting, I installed oracle 11rg2 database and then did the install of essbase 11.1.2.1 .... I guess was just lucky all those other time 30 or so times.
But it did not work this time I still got the Error !!!!!! Host name Resolved to an IPS Address ….
I also logged on the Oracle database and saw in the system set-up that it was set to local host with the IPS Address to 172.17.158.194
AS For the DNS Name issue, I went in to the computer name and change it to XXXXXXXXX then restart the laptop but when I again attempted to start the installation of essbase 11.1.2.1 and still got the error Hostname resolved to an IPS Address. during the configuration, on this is on a window 7 ASUS machine , this machine is not on a network, I always set my machine as standalone sandbox box machine my personal training and development
This is the first time I have had this kind of issue with version 11,1.2.1 I install it on window 7, again I guess I have been luck all these time before…
I am using the same install file for EPM Essbase 11.1.2.1 since May of 2011.. But I have gotten new oracle database 11gr2.
with all this issue with this machine I going to buy a I7 machine with a Quad 4 hyper threading - 3670QM chip with 8 GB and a 750 hard drive hopefully I have better luck
Edited by: Next Level on Sep 23, 2012 9:50 PM

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