We upgraded from Windows Server 2003 to 2008 R2 64bit and can't bring the server back working again. The admin console downloads the java webstart file "admin_console_init_webstart.jnlp" and hangs (see java console log below).

I shut down the entire firewall (2399, 5003, 5013, 16000, 16001, 16004, 16006, 16008, 16010, 16012, 16014, 16016, 16018, 50003 are open over TCP outbound). The server IP is pingable, http://myip:16000 is not. After hours of reading and reinstalling I'm about to give up.

Specs: FileMaker Server Advanced 11.03 with Java 1.6.26

I read about the "Anonymous"-User Filemaker expects prior to installation. I set up an user account of that name. Anything beyond that necessary?

Great thanks in advance if anyone can give me a hint,

Rewolfer.

Java Web Start 1.6.0_26

Using JRE version 1.6.0_26-b03 Java HotSpot Client VM

User home directory = C:\Users\Administrator

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Using standard JNLP Launcher

Show stack traces: log

Arg = keep-alive-interval=60

Arg = log-level=WARNING

Arg = carrier-stream-provider=com.ulcjava.base.shared.TrivialCarrierStreamProvider

Arg = url-string=https://localhost:16001/adminconsole.ulc

Arg = launchtype=normal

Arg = server-language=de

Arg = server-timezone=Europe/Berlin

AdminConsoleJnlpLauncher - using allCertsTrustManager 

AdminConsoleJnlpLauncher - Installing custom trust manager

AdminConsoleJnlpLauncher - Register HttpURLConnection

AdminConsoleJnlpLauncher - finished installing custom trust manager

AdminConsoleJnlpLauncher - installing File Service

AdminConsoleJnlpLauncher - installing Browser Service

AdminConsoleJnlpLauncher - createSessionStateListener()

Private message me, and I will gladly help ya out.

Did you use the Control Panels to clear the Java Cache?

Steven