Hi folks,
I've a java RMI notBoundExcepti on when I try to use the web
interface of a bought product. The client is inside the firewall
and the server outside. They use the typical java RMI port for
communications this conversation does not use dynamically assigned
ports. I know when the server is listening because I can telnet to it
however to reach each other they pass through our firewall and NAT
The result of this is always notBound for the client. If I were
writing the code from scratch specifically to pass through the firewall
I could tunnel it over http, but this code is already written.
Im confident the only answer I need is pass it through the firewall
just don't NAT it, is anybody aware of an authoritive text freely
downloadable, which stresses the point I've just made?
Regards,
Patrick
I've a java RMI notBoundExcepti on when I try to use the web
interface of a bought product. The client is inside the firewall
and the server outside. They use the typical java RMI port for
communications this conversation does not use dynamically assigned
ports. I know when the server is listening because I can telnet to it
however to reach each other they pass through our firewall and NAT
The result of this is always notBound for the client. If I were
writing the code from scratch specifically to pass through the firewall
I could tunnel it over http, but this code is already written.
Im confident the only answer I need is pass it through the firewall
just don't NAT it, is anybody aware of an authoritive text freely
downloadable, which stresses the point I've just made?
Regards,
Patrick