Jazz client and firewalls
I'm running the RTC client on a Linux machine that has a comprehensive
firewall defined. The RTC client appears to be working OK and I don't see any errors but, I noticed in the firewall log that a large number of connections from the RTC server were being blocked (I masked the ipaddresses in this example): eg. SRC=x.x.x.x DST=x.x.x.x LEN=40 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=57 ID=12342 PROTO=TCP SPT=9443 DPT=39073 WINDOW=0 RES=0x00 RST URGP=0 The SRC ipaddress is my RTC server and port 9443 is JAZZ ... and the DST ipaddress is my machine. The port number on my machine changes in each of the log entries showing that the RTC server picks a different port to connect back to my machine each time. I get about 200 of these "failed" connections each day. What is the RTC server trying to do and is it a problem that my firewall is stopping it ? Brian |
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Hmmm ... no comments and no thoughts from the community. Methinks I must
be the only RTC/Jazz user that runs a firewall or actually looks at the logs :-) |
Ralph Schoon (63.5k●3●36●46)
| answered Feb 11 '10, 5:01 a.m.
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Brian,
I have used RTC over firewall, DSL, VPN,... I have never experienced something like you described below. I assume this would be true for most users - hence the silence. I am not sure what goes on at your machine. You might consider to create a work item. Ralph Hmmm ... no comments and no thoughts from the community. Methinks I must |
Brian, Hmmm ... no comments and no thoughts from the community. Methinks I must I agree with Ralph - this is rather odd. However, any chance you are doing a lot of builds? If so - what build tool are you using? anthony |
I haven't tired it:
Would be a possibility to change the RTCs default ports? Maybe to those typically open in firewalls like 80 or 443 (the http / https port) ? |
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