We have a application that we have used for years. The company updated the software using the soap protocol. The day they put the release out, we have been unable to connect. Our proxy sits on a 400 and a pics firewall. We questioned the company on what port or ports they were useing and they only gave us one. We added this to the firewall. Any one had the experience with the soap protocol and why we would have such connection issues? We have a full T1 and and are able to connect to any site. They told us that if we could connect to the internet, we would have no problems. We are. Thanks for your help.
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by: OttaPosted on 2003-05-21 at 21:57:36ID: 8562145
Can you access the "log-files" on the PIX firewall?
If so, look at the transactions where the firewall recorded that it blocked a specific connection from an IP-address (yours!) to a specific port (the SOAP port) on the server "behind" the firewall.