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Why do I need port 4125? What is that port needed for?
We have a Class C License. No problem with extra IP's that might be needed. Dale "steveb" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news  F2EB704-6A46-40D2-8CE4-(E-Mail Removed)...> Your Cisco guy will know that 443, 3389 and 4125 are all TCP. You just > need to ask him to forward these ports to the Small Bus Server. > > What ports are showing on the Cisco scan ? (22, 443 and ?) If Cisco is > supporting https remote administration on 443, he will have to disable > that so 443 can be forwarded to your server. Unless you have multiple IP > addresses to use. > > > > "Bikini Browser" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:u%23Dx8%(E-Mail Removed)... >> Hello! >> >> I know I need to open port 443 to gain access to the >> http://www.domainname.com/remote >> >> Website. Is that a TCP port, UDP? What are the specs on opening that >> port on our firewall? >> >> Also, what are the details for port 3389 for terminal services? What do >> I need to tell the Cisco Firewall Technician? Is it TCP or IP or UDP or >> what? >> >> If you do a port scan on our server, it only shows 4 ports as being open. >> It is true that we need to have Port 443 open from the outside for our >> remote access to work correctly, right? >> >> Dale >> > |
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4125 is needed if you want to access your SBS by RWW.
"Bikini Browser" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:%(E-Mail Removed)... > Why do I need port 4125? What is that port needed for? > > We have a Class C License. No problem with extra IP's that might be > needed. > > Dale > > > "steveb" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news F2EB704-6A46-40D2-8CE4-(E-Mail Removed)...>> Your Cisco guy will know that 443, 3389 and 4125 are all TCP. You just >> need to ask him to forward these ports to the Small Bus Server. >> >> What ports are showing on the Cisco scan ? (22, 443 and ?) If Cisco is >> supporting https remote administration on 443, he will have to disable >> that so 443 can be forwarded to your server. Unless you have multiple IP >> addresses to use. >> >> >> >> "Bikini Browser" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >> news:u%23Dx8%(E-Mail Removed)... >>> Hello! >>> >>> I know I need to open port 443 to gain access to the >>> http://www.domainname.com/remote >>> >>> Website. Is that a TCP port, UDP? What are the specs on opening that >>> port on our firewall? >>> >>> Also, what are the details for port 3389 for terminal services? What do >>> I need to tell the Cisco Firewall Technician? Is it TCP or IP or UDP or >>> what? >>> >>> If you do a port scan on our server, it only shows 4 ports as being >>> open. It is true that we need to have Port 443 open from the outside for >>> our remote access to work correctly, right? >>> >>> Dale >>> >> > > |
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RWW uses 4125 and 3389
"Steve" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:%(E-Mail Removed)... > 4125 is needed if you want to access your SBS by RWW. > > "Bikini Browser" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:%(E-Mail Removed)... >> Why do I need port 4125? What is that port needed for? >> >> We have a Class C License. No problem with extra IP's that might be >> needed. >> >> Dale >> >> >> "steveb" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >> news F2EB704-6A46-40D2-8CE4-(E-Mail Removed)...>>> Your Cisco guy will know that 443, 3389 and 4125 are all TCP. You just >>> need to ask him to forward these ports to the Small Bus Server. >>> >>> What ports are showing on the Cisco scan ? (22, 443 and ?) If Cisco >>> is supporting https remote administration on 443, he will have to >>> disable that so 443 can be forwarded to your server. Unless you have >>> multiple IP addresses to use. >>> >>> >>> >>> "Bikini Browser" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >>> news:u%23Dx8%(E-Mail Removed)... >>>> Hello! >>>> >>>> I know I need to open port 443 to gain access to the >>>> http://www.domainname.com/remote >>>> >>>> Website. Is that a TCP port, UDP? What are the specs on opening that >>>> port on our firewall? >>>> >>>> Also, what are the details for port 3389 for terminal services? What >>>> do I need to tell the Cisco Firewall Technician? Is it TCP or IP or >>>> UDP or what? >>>> >>>> If you do a port scan on our server, it only shows 4 ports as being >>>> open. It is true that we need to have Port 443 open from the outside >>>> for our remote access to work correctly, right? >>>> >>>> Dale >>>> >>> >> >> > > |
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Sorry Steve - I didn't see that you had already answered that question.
"Steve" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:%(E-Mail Removed)... > 4125 is needed if you want to access your SBS by RWW. > > "Bikini Browser" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:%(E-Mail Removed)... >> Why do I need port 4125? What is that port needed for? >> >> We have a Class C License. No problem with extra IP's that might be >> needed. >> >> Dale >> >> >> "steveb" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >> news F2EB704-6A46-40D2-8CE4-(E-Mail Removed)...>>> Your Cisco guy will know that 443, 3389 and 4125 are all TCP. You just >>> need to ask him to forward these ports to the Small Bus Server. >>> >>> What ports are showing on the Cisco scan ? (22, 443 and ?) If Cisco >>> is supporting https remote administration on 443, he will have to >>> disable that so 443 can be forwarded to your server. Unless you have >>> multiple IP addresses to use. >>> >>> >>> >>> "Bikini Browser" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >>> news:u%23Dx8%(E-Mail Removed)... >>>> Hello! >>>> >>>> I know I need to open port 443 to gain access to the >>>> http://www.domainname.com/remote >>>> >>>> Website. Is that a TCP port, UDP? What are the specs on opening that >>>> port on our firewall? >>>> >>>> Also, what are the details for port 3389 for terminal services? What >>>> do I need to tell the Cisco Firewall Technician? Is it TCP or IP or >>>> UDP or what? >>>> >>>> If you do a port scan on our server, it only shows 4 ports as being >>>> open. It is true that we need to have Port 443 open from the outside >>>> for our remote access to work correctly, right? >>>> >>>> Dale >>>> >>> >> >> > > |
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That's OK :-) However, RWW doesn't need 3389 open-that's only if you want a
direct RDP connection to the SBS. "steveb" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:815A7323-F751-4550-A44C-(E-Mail Removed)... > Sorry Steve - I didn't see that you had already answered that question. > > > "Steve" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:%(E-Mail Removed)... >> 4125 is needed if you want to access your SBS by RWW. >> >> "Bikini Browser" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >> news:%(E-Mail Removed)... >>> Why do I need port 4125? What is that port needed for? >>> >>> We have a Class C License. No problem with extra IP's that might be >>> needed. >>> >>> Dale >>> >>> >>> "steveb" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >>> news F2EB704-6A46-40D2-8CE4-(E-Mail Removed)...>>>> Your Cisco guy will know that 443, 3389 and 4125 are all TCP. You just >>>> need to ask him to forward these ports to the Small Bus Server. >>>> >>>> What ports are showing on the Cisco scan ? (22, 443 and ?) If Cisco >>>> is supporting https remote administration on 443, he will have to >>>> disable that so 443 can be forwarded to your server. Unless you have >>>> multiple IP addresses to use. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> "Bikini Browser" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >>>> news:u%23Dx8%(E-Mail Removed)... >>>>> Hello! >>>>> >>>>> I know I need to open port 443 to gain access to the >>>>> http://www.domainname.com/remote >>>>> >>>>> Website. Is that a TCP port, UDP? What are the specs on opening that >>>>> port on our firewall? >>>>> >>>>> Also, what are the details for port 3389 for terminal services? What >>>>> do I need to tell the Cisco Firewall Technician? Is it TCP or IP or >>>>> UDP or what? >>>>> >>>>> If you do a port scan on our server, it only shows 4 ports as being >>>>> open. It is true that we need to have Port 443 open from the outside >>>>> for our remote access to work correctly, right? >>>>> >>>>> Dale >>>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > |
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no RWW uses 443 and 4125
3389 is only used Internal (LAN) for RWW 3389 On the firewall open is only used for RDC to the SBS Server Directly. Russ -- Russell Grover SBITS.Biz Microsoft Certified Small Business Specialist. MCP, MCPS, MCNPS, (MCP-SBS) support @ SBITS.Biz Remote Computer Support http://www.SBITS.Biz "steveb" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:9B631703-292D-4001-9DB7-(E-Mail Removed)... > RWW uses 4125 and 3389 > > "Steve" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:%(E-Mail Removed)... >> 4125 is needed if you want to access your SBS by RWW. >> >> "Bikini Browser" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >> news:%(E-Mail Removed)... >>> Why do I need port 4125? What is that port needed for? >>> >>> We have a Class C License. No problem with extra IP's that might be >>> needed. >>> >>> Dale >>> >>> >>> "steveb" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >>> news F2EB704-6A46-40D2-8CE4-(E-Mail Removed)...>>>> Your Cisco guy will know that 443, 3389 and 4125 are all TCP. You just >>>> need to ask him to forward these ports to the Small Bus Server. >>>> >>>> What ports are showing on the Cisco scan ? (22, 443 and ?) If Cisco >>>> is supporting https remote administration on 443, he will have to >>>> disable that so 443 can be forwarded to your server. Unless you have >>>> multiple IP addresses to use. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> "Bikini Browser" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >>>> news:u%23Dx8%(E-Mail Removed)... >>>>> Hello! >>>>> >>>>> I know I need to open port 443 to gain access to the >>>>> http://www.domainname.com/remote >>>>> >>>>> Website. Is that a TCP port, UDP? What are the specs on opening that >>>>> port on our firewall? >>>>> >>>>> Also, what are the details for port 3389 for terminal services? What >>>>> do I need to tell the Cisco Firewall Technician? Is it TCP or IP or >>>>> UDP or what? >>>>> >>>>> If you do a port scan on our server, it only shows 4 ports as being >>>>> open. It is true that we need to have Port 443 open from the outside >>>>> for our remote access to work correctly, right? >>>>> >>>>> Dale >>>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > |
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