>On Wed, 27 Nov 1996, Martin Peter wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>> I'm confronted with requests of users who want to access from the
>> company net Notes server on the internet. I beleve notes comunicates
>> over port 1357. Do I have to be concerned about opening TCP
>> connections on this port ?
>
>I believe Lotus Notes uses port 1352 TCP for regular sessions and 1352 >UDP
>for replications. Someone may correct me on the replications aspect.
It uses straight TCP for everything. We have plug-gw set up on 1354/TCP
from our Unix bastion to the Notes server. External clients need to be
explicitly told that your Notes server's IP address is really that of
the bastion in the local Name and Address books, as Notes verifies the
connection otherwise and then tries to connect to the real server IP.
If you have Notes4 servers, then you can set up an external one as a
pass-through server/web-server which does much the same thing.
Cheers,
Dave.
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Davyd Norris - Systems Manager
Franklin Collins Pty. Ltd.
Melbourne, Australia.
http://www.fcollins.com.au/
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