Re: Subversion and Tortoise Stopped Working

2009/7/29 Dan B <maverickh18_at_yahoo.com>:
> Dan:  I looked in there, and I found the IP for my router and my local area
> connection, and my default gateway.  The IP here looks similar to the IP my
> router uses.  When I go to a site that returns my IP, it gives me the IP for
> my computer, which is the same as the IP i was using before when it worked
> (starting with 68.138).
>
> I'm not sure the difference or which I should use or what, but I tried a few
> of them on the other computer and they didn't work either.  My router has
> DHCP serve enabled, but it did before, as well.  I tried deactivating it,
> and it still didn't help.

Without know how your router and the rest of the stuff is connected up
it's hard to know what to suggest.  Do you have other services running
on the server e.g web server that you can try and get to? or can you
browse folders/files on that machine?  Did you try and ping it al all?

Cheers,
Purple

Dan:  Well I have my cable modem connected to my linksys router.  the router is connected to both of my computers via LAN.  A computer in the hall is connected via WAN, but isn't really useful for this situation.  My router has a basic WPA protection on it. DHCP is enabled, and the port 3690 is forwarded.  The router starting IP is 192.168.1.200 with max number of users at 50.  No other restrictions that I know of.

Windows Firewall is active, but the port 3690 is opened.  I believe I have some kind of Apache service running on the server, that came with CollabNets Subversion.  Could that be helpful?  I can ping my IP address (69.138...) from my cmd prompt. No useful info seems to come from that, but it does respond.

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Received on 2009-07-29 16:06:03 CEST