On 26/02/07, Makavy, Erez (Erez) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It then seems that the only solution for supporting informs in a
> "firewalled" system, is to use a fixed port (or range of ports) as
> the source port for the sent informs,
For a TCP-based transport, this sort of response to an outgoin
Makavy, Erez (Erez) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It then seems that the only solution for supporting informs in a
> "firewalled" system,
> is to use a fixed port (or range of ports) as the source port for the
> sent informs,
> so that the returned acknowledgements can be accepted (by adding rule to
> the fire
Hi,
Looking into it a bit futher, maybe a good place to set a fixed source
port would be in get_target_sessions().
What if I set the
thissess->localname to my agent's IP address
and the
thissess->local_port to my specified port (32800 for example)?
thanks,
Erez.
-Original Message
Hi,
It then seems that the only solution for supporting informs in a
"firewalled" system,
is to use a fixed port (or range of ports) as the source port for the
sent informs,
so that the returned acknowledgements can be accepted (by adding rule to
the firewall, accpeting the pre-defined UDP port).
