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Re: FW 4.1.1 - Endpoint connecting to firewall: msg#00563

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Subject: Re: FW 4.1.1 - Endpoint connecting to firewall

Rodrigo and Gary, thanks for your answers.

Gary,
This is what i get when I traceroute the TMR from the
endpoint:

###############
trying to get source for 12.21.56.5
source should be 12.21.18.2
traceroute to 12.21.56.5 (12.21.56.5) from 12.21.18.2
(12.21.18.2), 30 hops max
outgoing MTU = 1500
1 12.21.18.254 (12.21.18.254) 2 ms 1 ms 1 ms #GW
address
2 12.21.16.144 (12.21.16.144) 1 ms * * # FireWall
Address
3 * * *
4 * * tmr01 (12.21.56.5) 4 ms # TMR Address

###############

Could it be that the firewall is configured the throw
unwanted communication attempts right back at the
sender ?
We have already opened the TMR to receive income
connections using any highport at the Firewall, but
nothing changed.

Cheers,
MArcelo
--- Gary Hamilton <HAMILGAR-ygUJEDcBm8rQT0dZR+AlfA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>
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> The Firewall toolkit will assist by giving you more
> control over the port
> usage, but this does not appear to be your problem.
>
> I just noticed that the endpoint is receiving a
> connection from the
> firewall. Is your firewall doing any NAT?
>
> The firewall seems to be proxying the communication
> that is failing and I
> can't see why this would happen normally.
>
> You may need to take some TCP traces to understand
> when this happens, and
> hopefully why it happens.
>
>
> Gary R. Hamilton
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> Gary,
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> First of all thanks for such a quick response.
>
> We have set the gateway to work with the port range
> 5500-10000, but the problem is from the EP to the
> GW.
> I know that because when I try to distribute ITM
> profiles to any EP it actually works, but within a
> few
> minutes the EP is unavailable again.
> I am sorry Gary, but what do you mean with TFST ?
>
> TIA,
> Marcelo
>
> --- Gary Hamilton <HAMILGAR-ygUJEDcBm8rQT0dZR+AlfA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> > Have you set the port range on the gateway to
> > control the downcalls from
> > the gateway to the endpoint?
> >
> > Have you considered using the TFST?
> >
> > You have not mentioned in your description whether
> > you have set any oserv
> > related parameters to control the communication
> from
> > the gateway side.
> >
> > Gary R. Hamilton
> > Senior Software Engineer
> > IBM Software Group - Tivoli Software (UK)
> > Global Response Team - Europe/Middle East/Africa
> > (GRT - EMEA)
> > +44(0)1753-780-988
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> > e-mail:hamilgar-ygUJEDcBm8rQT0dZR+AlfA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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> > Hi List !
> >
> > I am having a big problem regarding the connection
> > between GW/EP through a firewall. The ports used
> are
> > the default ones, and the firewall is configured
> so
> > that the ports are usable. The problem is that on
> > most
> > of the AIX boxes I am getting this message on the
> > lcfd.log:
> > ###########
> > Apr 27 13:09:24 Q lcfd New IPC connection from
> > <firewall IP>+54831
> > Apr 27 13:09:24 Q lcfd Place connection 28 on
> queue
> > .....
> > Apr 27 13:09:25 3 MethInit argv[12]=aix4-r1
> > Apr 27 13:09:25 3 MethInit argv[13]=27
> > Apr 27 13:09:25 3 MethInit argv[14]=1786409846
> > Apr 27 13:09:25 3 MethInit argv[15]=<firewall
> > IP>+9494
> > Apr 27 13:09:25 3 MethInit argv[16]=lcfd9495
> > Apr 27 13:09:25 Q MethInit argv:
> session_id=0e264bbe
> > ###########
> >
> > Since he is not able to commit this IPC connection
> > he
> > keeps increasing 1 to the port # and trying again.
> > How do I force him to use only the GW IP and 9494
> > port
> > ?
> >
>
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