Re: Opening ports for remote access
From: Phillip Windell (_at_.)
Date: 03/03/05
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Date: Thu, 3 Mar 2005 16:40:33 -0600
How are you "opening" the ports? Opening a port and publishing a port are
two different things. "Opening" is just simply "allowing",...but publishing
cause the DSL Device to take traffic that hits it on a particular IP#/Port#
and relays it to an IP#/Port# on another machine,...this is a long way from
simply "opening a port". This is also commonly called "Static NAT" or
"Reverse NAT". So we need to know what you really did so we don't just go
in circles.
-- Phillip Windell [MCP, MVP, CCNA] www.wandtv.com "GoneFish'n" <GoneFishn@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:2F9DC2E0-FBB2-4A72-A1FF-7583E49CF702@microsoft.com... > I'm setting up a Small Business Server Standard and want to host some > FileMaker Databases for remote access. FileMaker uses Ports 5003, 50003 and > 50006 for remote users with FileMaker Pro. I opened those ports through my > DSL router (BritePort 8120) but still am not able to see the databases. I've > checked with both the ISP and FileMaker and they feel everything is O.K. with > the configuration. I am able to connect to the Server's web site and > workspace, so I know it is there. > > Currently I have a single NIC on the system so I'm not able to use IIS as > the firewall (no ISA on Standard Edition). Would it be better to add a > second NIC and bypass the router to use IIS? Will IIS give me the what I > need for this configuration? I thought I read somewhere that SBS (Windows > Server 2003?) doesn't support PCI network cards because for security issues. > Is this true? I couldn't find much using the HCL. > > Also I'd welcome your input on the general security of opening the ports I > mentioned.
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