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12-11-2005 03:05 AM
12-11-2005 03:05 AM
what names should be shown, pkg name or node name from netstat -a
netstat -a shows all ports connections, but some entries are referring to the node name, and some are to package name.
We are having a problem to establish ports connection between the application and the node. Can anybody give me some clues?
Also, if the connections are separated from the firewall, after we implement SG enironment. what configuration we need to do on SG side to be able to work with firewall?
We are having a problem to establish ports connection between the application and the node. Can anybody give me some clues?
Also, if the connections are separated from the firewall, after we implement SG enironment. what configuration we need to do on SG side to be able to work with firewall?
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12-11-2005 01:14 PM
12-11-2005 01:14 PM
Re: what names should be shown, pkg name or node name from netstat -a
Hi Hanry,
After SG implementation, you should use the package IP for all application related connection. This means that you'll have to change the firewall configuration to allow application connections to the package instead of the node.Also, in the other side of the connection you must direct all connections to the package ip instead of the node's one. Working in this way, you'll be able to connect to the application regardless of the node used by the package.
After SG implementation, you should use the package IP for all application related connection. This means that you'll have to change the firewall configuration to allow application connections to the package instead of the node.Also, in the other side of the connection you must direct all connections to the package ip instead of the node's one. Working in this way, you'll be able to connect to the application regardless of the node used by the package.
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