Here's the story: we have acquired an XServe server and it runs an application called Final Cut Server (FCS). FCS is web based and requires three ports to be opened, namely, 80, 8891 and 8821. I opened those ports and check the log and realized that they were blocked, except for 80. How did I open the ports: Created protocol defs for inbound and outbound ---> created access policy
I created a web publishing rule for that website using its name and IP address since the system is MAC and the MAC person did not want to add the MAC machine to our domain. I still did not work.
I can connect to the MAC site within the network but not from the outside
I got a request to open another port, 5900, that too was blocked.
In frustration, I created a server publishing rule and used one of the closed ports, 8891, surprisingly, that particular port was NOT BLOCKED. I still can not connect to that server from the outside.
I hope this makes sense, cause I have been on this for about a week now with no apparent solution in site.
what I have done so far is that I created a site and content rule using one of the custom protocols. I also created a server publishing rule using one of the custom protocols and the other as the secondary protocol.
I am now able to connect to the MAC server and view the images and files.
However, the images do not show as thumbnails and i can not copy, manipulate them in any fashion. I would like to believe that the two protocols - 8891 and 8821 - somehow are used to connect to the server - ie one for connection purposes and the other for data manipulation.
In addition to the above, we are about to purchase a new version of ISA, how can we configure the routing aspect to recognise two subnets - ie 192.168.1.0 and 192.168.2.0
any further help would highly be appreciated
Thx
Nea
< Message edited by nbuxton -- 19.Mar.2009 8:33:43 AM >
Port 80 is already opened to traffic that points to our webserver, do I need to specifically make port 80 the primary port and the other ports secondary?
what I have done so far is that I created a site and content rule using one of the custom protocols. I also created a server publishing rule using one of the custom protocols and the other as the secondary protocol.
I am now able to connect to the MAC server and view the images and files.
However, the images do not show as thumbnails and i can not copy, manipulate them in any fashion. I would like to believe that the two protocols - 8891 and 8821 - somehow are used to connect to the server - ie one for connection purposes and the other for data manipulation.
In addition to the above, we are about to purchase a new version of ISA, how can we configure the routing aspect to recognise two subnets - ie 192.168.1.0 and 192.168.2.0
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