How to access from the internet an APEX app running in Oracle's VM.
I'm fairly new to the world of VMs and networking. I have a DB instance with a APEX 4.1 application installed on my host operating system (VISTA) and another inside the VM. Is it possible to get users on the net to access the APEX application inside the VM rather than the one default one? I have no problems with users accessing the vista version.
regards
PaulP
If you can "ping" from outside the VM OS IP , then you can also access the VM Apex.
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Is it tall like this.
Then it is Gen5.
otherwise it will have a firmware.. 7.6.4 or earlier and the airport utility must be 6.3 or earlier.
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That will also help us determine that you have the TC, which version and how it is setup.
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Alias LISTENER
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Start Date 20-MAR-2009 19:27:00
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CoyoteTech wrote:
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Interesting. I will check out these docs later today.
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