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Re: [TMF4.1.1] lowlevel command to obtain endpoint ip address on NAT ena: msg#00521

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Subject: Re: [TMF4.1.1] lowlevel command to obtain endpoint ip address on NAT enabled TME

Gary,

If you configure the local_ip_interface during an EP install, would that information get sent in the initial login packet?

Jason


Gary Hamilton wrote:



So you are asking for the real address of the endpoint that is on the other
side of a NAT firewall?

This information would not be available to the Endpoint Manager. In a
configuration like this, you would be using the name of the endpoint to
communicate with it, and the name is converted by the appropriate naming
service to an IP address, which will be converted to the real address when
it passes through the firewall.

An IP address may be stored in the Endpoint Manager database, but this
address is very likely to be the NAT'd address, not the real one. Is this
the IP address you are asking for?


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joel_n_mokoetle@b ankone.com Sent by: To owner-tme10@lists <tme10@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> .us.ibm.com cc Subject 24/02/2005 17:10 [tme10] [TMF4.1.1] lowlevel command to obtain endpoint ip address on NAT enabled TME Please respond to tme10




Can someone please tell me the low level (i.e. objcall,idcall,etc.) command
to obtain the IP ADDRESS of an endpoint on a Tivoli Management Environment
that has NAT enabled? I need the IP as registered in on the TMR.

Thanking you in advance,
Napo

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