Re: RMI app behind NAT firewall

Hi Andres,
thank you.
It's not because of the policy. I granted everything to anyone :)
I am not allowed to bind to 9.154.38.47, and I assume this is, because
you're never allowed to bind
to a remote host. The strange thing is, binding to localhost is not
working. I might be forced to bind
to a local address but specify the java.rmi.server.hostname to be the
public address, since
it is the return-IP the rmi-client uses.
I am not able to test at the moment, but I will keep you up to date.
Thanks.

Tobi



Andres Ledesma <[email protected]>
27.01.2006 13:50
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Hi Tobias,

 I'm pretty new in this stuff of RMI, believe me today had my first rmi
 client connected to an rmi  server, but, this you talk about sounds like
a
 security policy affair.

 Did you grant permision for the client's IP in the java.policy file to
 connect to the server ?


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