Subject | Re: Events and Firewall again |
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Author | fabiano_bonin |
Post date | 2005-08-14T04:38:29Z |
After some tests, i got some interesting results:
- I set 'RemoteAuxPort' in my server to 3060.
- My server is a DMZ (firewall forwards all incoming traffic on all
ports directly to the server).
- I did an application that listen to events and i'm running it in my
home computer.
- I have Ethereal running in my home computer, capturing all traffic.
- I open my application, which connects to my server, which post a
event, and the application receive the event and then close the
connection.
Looking to the captured traffic, i see no packet with source or
destination port equal to 3060. I see a connection was made to port
3050 and another to port 32785.
Is it expected?
Regards,
Fabiano.
- I set 'RemoteAuxPort' in my server to 3060.
- My server is a DMZ (firewall forwards all incoming traffic on all
ports directly to the server).
- I did an application that listen to events and i'm running it in my
home computer.
- I have Ethereal running in my home computer, capturing all traffic.
- I open my application, which connects to my server, which post a
event, and the application receive the event and then close the
connection.
Looking to the captured traffic, i see no packet with source or
destination port equal to 3060. I see a connection was made to port
3050 and another to port 32785.
Is it expected?
Regards,
Fabiano.