Hi Chris,
Welcome to the great world of IM!
Have you checked the 'firewall' rules for the IMRemote service on the
IM Server (internal IMServer firewall!) ???
Other than that, it should just work!
:-)
Jakob Peterhänsel
"Be a part of the Love Generation - carry a smile, not a gun."
- JP, May 2006
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AIM: Marook
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On 30/09/2009, at 01.12, Chris Kawchuk wrote:
Hi All,
Is there some trick to getting IMRemote working from a Public IP
NAT'ted to an internal IMServer? I've fwded both TCP/8181 and UDP/
8181 through my firewall (noticing IMServer listens to both TCP and
UDP *:.8181 via "netstat -an" on the server); although remote (i.e.
out-on-the-internet) people connect to the "public" IP address of
the Firewall, and I inbound-NAT it to my private (i.e. RFC1918
space) IP address of the IMServer. (BTW, this works for my Apache
Web server, my netflow collectors, VNC connections, etc... So I'm
sure on the firewall-side-of-things).
Also, I created a new file called "ExternalLog" and have directed
"Remote Access Connections" (i.e. in the Server Configuration) to
log all it's connections there - however, no dice (even when I use
another machine in my local LAN in private-space); no entries are
created to let me know a remote user has connected their IMRemote
client to the IMServer; although I can clearly see that an IMRemote
user on my local LAN is indeed talking to the server (heh, the
window and map appears!).... bug? or misconfiguration?.
Thoughts/Ideas/Blueberry Pies welcome....
- Chris.
New user as of Sept 2009! =)
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