Re: OpenJMS Server Configuration and NAT

Hi tom - I ran into the same kind of problem.  Hope it helps.

Tim Anderson wrote:
I think you're after the internalHost attribute of <TcpConfiguration/>:
http://openjms.sourceforge.net/config/reference.html#TcpConfiguration

internalHost :  This is only applicable when the OpenJMS server is 
behind a NAT firewall. It becomes the internal address the server is 
known by and the host address in ServerConfiguration 
<http://openjms.sourceforge.net/config/reference.html#ServerConfiguration> 
is the external address. Clients will attempt to connect to /host/ 
first. If that fails, they will try to connect to /internalHost/.

Ken


Tom Kline wrote:

> I am trying to get OpenJMS server use TCPS and RMI connections up and 
> running on a Linux server that is behind a router.  The machine's 
> external IP address goes to the router which than forwards traffic to 
> the server which has an Internal IP address.  If the "host" attribute 
> of ServerConfiguration is set to the external IP address then OpenJMS 
> will not start.  If the "host" attribute is set to the internal IP 
> address it will start but external clients will be given the 
> "internal" IP address to connect to and are unable to connect.
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> Anyone have an openjms.xml configuration file that works in this type 
> of environment???
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