connect to wmi across Static NAT

Dear all,

this is my scenario

I need to manage some server in the remote offices. I have a pix-firewall
and also the remote networks have it.

A remote server ( well i call it MYSERVER from now) is reachable with the
Public address 81.81.81.43 (eg.) , on the inside lan MYSERVER adress is
192.x.x.x. ( ie a private address) so a Static NAT translate the ip to
private and viceversa.

my computer is in the inside lan with a private address and go out with a
public address like 82.83.84.56 (eg).

the server is in the same domain as the mine.

I'm an Enterprise Admin.

If i try to connect to this serve with a wmi script, for example using the
ScriptomaticV2 tool, i cant get the data.

But if I add to MYSERVER the ip alias 81.81.81.43, ie the same address
with is pubblished, i can get all data but that's a terrible workaround.

Wich is the best solution to avoid this problem?


Many thanks,

Sergio

you'll need to map port 135 TCP for DCOM and also I belive 445 for SMB.

--
Regards,
Andrei Ungureanu
www.eventid.net
Test our new EventReader!
http://www.altairtech.ca/eventreader...lt2.asp?ref=au

"Sergio" <ciao> wrote in message
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> Dear all,
>
> this is my scenario
>
> I need to manage some server in the remote offices. I have a pix-firewall
> and also the remote networks have it.
>
> A remote server ( well i call it MYSERVER from now) is reachable with the
> Public address 81.81.81.43 (eg.) , on the inside lan MYSERVER adress is
> 192.x.x.x. ( ie a private address) so a Static NAT translate the ip to
> private and viceversa.
>
> my computer is in the inside lan with a private address and go out with a
> public address like 82.83.84.56 (eg).
>
> the server is in the same domain as the mine.
>
> I'm an Enterprise Admin.
>
> If i try to connect to this serve with a wmi script, for example using the
> ScriptomaticV2 tool, i cant get the data.
>
> But if I add to MYSERVER the ip alias 81.81.81.43, ie the same address
> with is pubblished, i can get all data but that's a terrible workaround.
>
> Wich is the best solution to avoid this problem?
>
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Sergio
>
>

Thank you but it doesn't help beacuse I have the full access to the address
of MYSERVER.
other ideas?

Sergio

"Andrei Ungureanu" <contact me via www.itboard.ro> wrote in message
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> you'll need to map port 135 TCP for DCOM and also I belive 445 for SMB.
>
> --
> Regards,
> Andrei Ungureanu
> www.eventid.net
> Test our new EventReader!
> http://www.altairtech.ca/eventreader...lt2.asp?ref=au
>
> "Sergio" <ciao> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Dear all,
>>
>> this is my scenario
>>
>> I need to manage some server in the remote offices. I have a pix-firewall
>> and also the remote networks have it.
>>
>> A remote server ( well i call it MYSERVER from now) is reachable with the
>> Public address 81.81.81.43 (eg.) , on the inside lan MYSERVER adress is
>> 192.x.x.x. ( ie a private address) so a Static NAT translate the ip to
>> private and viceversa.
>>
>> my computer is in the inside lan with a private address and go out with a
>> public address like 82.83.84.56 (eg).
>>
>> the server is in the same domain as the mine.
>>
>> I'm an Enterprise Admin.
>>
>> If i try to connect to this serve with a wmi script, for example using
>> the ScriptomaticV2 tool, i cant get the data.
>>
>> But if I add to MYSERVER the ip alias 81.81.81.43, ie the same address
>> with is pubblished, i can get all data but that's a terrible workaround.
>>
>> Wich is the best solution to avoid this problem?
>>
>>
>> Many thanks,
>>
>> Sergio
>>
>>
>
>