Re: remoting over router/NAT
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mihaidu@xxxxxxxxx wrote in news:1169264025.293563.133770
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Are you doing bi-directional remoting?
On the client side i create a TcpClientChannel, and then I do an
Activator::GetObject(PersistenceManagerFactory::typeid, address)
to get to a server object, on which I then call functions which return
values. Nothing more is happening.
Are both endpoints behind NAT?
No, just the server is behind a NAT.
In this case, remoting is running one-way (client to server) so you should
not have any NAT issues. The default configuration should work.
You only need to specify the server port - there is no need to specify any
client ports.
I currently have a couple application running in a NAT environment (even
NAT to NAT) and it works fine.
P.S. If you telnet directly to the application, can you connect? If not -
could be a firewall issue.
.
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