What your are looking for in the telnet response is the hostname or IP address that comes
right after "UnicastRef". In the first case that was 127.0.0.1 and in the second
172.23.10.109. The client, when it gets a response from the JNDI server, uses this
hostname/IP address for all future communications with the server. I have found in many
cases that if a hostname is passed back that the hostname is either unknown to the DNS or
the client has an invalid IP address for the hostname in its hosts file. I have also seen
invalid IP addresses being sent back, which usually indicates problems in the hosts file
on the server.
In your case the responses appear to be correct - a client should have no problems using
127.0.0.1 to communicate with the server.
At this point I have suggested everything I can think of.
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