northenio ,

have you tried the openvpn software? I think it has some AD integration on it. Thanks.

ThijsM ,

When you say you want to open the port to the internet do you mean you want to access your VM from the internet?

Questions:

1.Do you have valid IP of your laptop? (Public IP)
2. does your VM had firewall setup? or your laptop has firewall setup on it.
3. What particular VM are you using? how did you deploy your networking settings on your VM?

Please advise so that we can help you. Thanks.

saqman2060 ,

Applications open up ports for your system not commands. You can try #netstat -apn it will show you what particular program is running on what ports.

If you encounter "connection refused' that means either the apps is not running or the port you tried is not the port defined by your application.

Tamilselvan,

what is your permission in /bin. maybe files mentioned in that folder are too restrictive. Loosen up a bit the permission and test if its working.

I have a workaround for that mate. for the meantime bypass the mozilla and perform the following.
on your WAS directory

#java -jar setup.jar

that will execute the installation without the mozilla.