Re: WebTen behind a Firewall on a private IP address

[Mauro Ferrari <mferrari@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Christian,

You should be able to put WT behind a firewall, but you have to open 
more ports. I think that ftp uses more than port 21. A long time ago, 
I tried to put WT behind a firewall (with Netbarrier), but I couldn't 
get ftp work, unless I accepted port scan.
For TB2 administration, just open port 407.

Mauro

> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to have WebTen behind a firewall, on a private IP 
> address and using "address translation" (or however it is called)?
>
> What ports are needed to be opened on the firewall (I think 80 and 
> 81 for HTTP, 84 for the admin server, and 21 for ftp)?
>
> Does anybody also know by chance whether I can use Timbuktu in such 
> a configuration to remotely control the Mac?
>
> Thank you, Christian.
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