Hello,
Maybe this helps:
We use a CIPE-tunnel to access a domino on the internet from another one
behind a masquerading gateway.
Works fine, particularly for pulling mail.
If you have a connection on the "inside" machine dialing e. g. all 5
minutes and your dialup timeout longer than that, your tunnel will remain
the whole day.
However, I don't know how to initiate such a connection from the "outside",
i.E. from the internet.
But if you can, please tell me how, because then I have to reconsider a lot
of my security knowledge...
Yours
Wolfgang Rosner
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IT Service & Training
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R.Walsdorf@phytec
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29.05.02 16:13 Subject: [suse-domino] Domino and NAT/Portforwarding . ..
Hi,
has anybody tried to access a Domino server behind a DNAT (Destination NAT)
or via
portforwarding ??? I would like to access a Domino server (with a
non-public IP) via a
different server (which has a public IP) and I am currently not sure
whether or not the
server puts his IP somewhere into the (notes) protocoll (the hostname of
the domino
server would be no problem) .
best regards Rainer Walsdorf
PHYTEC Holding AG
Robert-Koch-Str. 39
55129 Mainz
Germany
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