All;
I also have done the same thing using Plug-GW on 1521 and it seems to work
fine. I wonder if someone can confirm the "negotiate other port" statement
because if so, I don't think Plug-GW would work and it does. I set up the
client and server to use 1521 and connection is fine.
At 06:25 PM 12/12/96 -0100, Josef Pojsl wrote:
>> Oracle SQL*NET, depending on which implementation you are running, can be a
>> complicated protocol to handle. The reason is that Oracle connects on port
>> 1521/tcp or 1525/tcp and then renegotiates another random port for further
>> communications.
>>
>> I know that TIS had been working on a proxy for this; I do not know if
it is
>> available yet.
>>
>> At the time I was investigating this, Checkpoint did not have a solution.
>>
>
>I have successfully installed and been used plain "plug-gw" (general TCP
proxy)
>for traffic of SQL*Net through Gauntlet firewall.
>
>I suppose the reason of developing special SQL*Net proxy is adding
>further features to it.
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