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Error #2032 outside of network but not in network.

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11-08-2012 01:07 PM
ChrisCorwin
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I have created some web services, I have created an Application using the builder tool. When I look at the map on my local machine. I can see the data and all works well. When I use my computer from home. It gives me the HTTP request error... with Error 2032.

Anybody know what could be causing this behavior?

Thanks.

Chris
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AnthonyGiles
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Chris,

Below are a couple instances where you may receive this error code:

Make sure you are not mixing IP addresses and machine names in the application (i.e. don't use the ip address or localhost in the url of a layer in the main config file and then use the machine name to run the app in ie or ff.

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Your web server may not be set up to handle .SWZ files. To modify the MIME types on IIS server to include the .SWZ file type, follow the steps at http://viveklakhanpal.wordpress.com/tag/error-2032-stream-error/

Regards

Anthony

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AnthonyGiles
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Chris,

Below are a couple instances where you may receive this error code:

Make sure you are not mixing IP addresses and machine names in the application (i.e. don't use the ip address or localhost in the url of a layer in the main config file and then use the machine name to run the app in ie or ff.

or

Your web server may not be set up to handle .SWZ files. To modify the MIME types on IIS server to include the .SWZ file type, follow the steps at http://viveklakhanpal.wordpress.com/tag/error-2032-stream-error/

Regards

Anthony
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ChrisCorwin
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Our server admin decided to use an alias for the machine name in order to not have the :6080 in the service name. So, I just needed to search for and connect to the alias rather then the machine name:6080/arcgis.
So I guess that would mean the first part of your response is correct.
Thanks!
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