Re: Lotus Notes question

[Michael Grundy <grundym () us ibm com>]

> A quick question: does Lotus Notes use only one connection <snip>
> you only need to allow access to port 1352

1352 should be all you need, unless your client is confused about the source
port for the return conversation. Personally I like to set our clients up using
the Notes RPC proxy option. (Edit current ->Web Proxy->Notes RPC proxy) This
will do a SSL tunnel to a Notes server accross a http proxy.

Thanks,
Mike


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IBM Global Services - Service Delivery Center North
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owner-firewall-wizards () nfr net on 05/22/98 08:09:58 AM
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Subject: Lotus Notes question


Hello,

A quick question: does Lotus Notes use only one connection
between the client and the server? According to what I've found on Lotus'
web site you only need to allow access to port 1352, but I've gotten this
strange message from a client.....

Thanks,

Ge'

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