Is the internal network running an non-routable IP Scheme? If so, then the
server will not be accessible by servers outside the network due to routing
issues. The NAT on the firewall will not change the data portion of the
packet, which is where the server "advertises" itself with SLP. The easiest
workaround is to bind a valid IP to the server on a different NIC on the
internal network...and have the firewall pass the packets, but not do an
address translation.
Let me know if this helps!
Dan Guinn
NetStar Communication
CNE5, CCSE
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Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 10:41 AM
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Subject: [FW1] Need Help with Netware 5 IP
I have a Nokia IP330 with IPSO 3.2
and Checkpoint Fw-1 version 4.1
I have a Netware 5 stand alone server on the inside of the firewall.
I need the servers on the outside to see the server and tree.
I have tried opening up all the ports to the server and still nothing.
what am I missing?
Lyle E. Utt
OSU Foundation
Systems & Database Administrator
Phone (541) 737-2921
Fax (541) 737-2550
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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