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The defautl port is 3030 (from: <a href="http://openjms.sourceforge.net/config/reference.html" rel="ugc">http://openjms.sourceforge.net/config/reference.html</a>)
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The defautl port is 3030 (from: http://openjms.sourceforge.net/config/reference.html [http://openjms.sourceforge.net/config/reference.html])

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If you also ned to open an RMI port, it defaults to 1099.
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If you also ned to open an RMI port, it defaults to 1099.

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Right ... I have opened up port 1099 tcp through the firewall because I am using RMI ...<br />
Inside the firewall it works like a charm .... so openjms is set up correctly<br />
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I open up a NAT to the host running openjms and then open up a filter to the host using TCP.<br />
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When I watch the logs it looks like a connection is made ... but no data ever flows ... so do I have to open up UDP/ICMP or something else to get RMI to work?<br />
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Right ... I have opened up port 1099 tcp through the firewall because I am using RMI ...
Inside the firewall it works like a charm .... so openjms is set up correctly

I open up a NAT to the host running openjms and then open up a filter to the host using TCP.

When I watch the logs it looks like a connection is made ... but no data ever flows ... so do I have to open up UDP/ICMP or something else to get RMI to work?



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&gt; &nbsp;so do I have to open up UDP/ICMP or something else to get RMI to work?<br />
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You shouldn't, opening up port 1099 should be enough. Have you checked if RMI is using the default port, you might have configured it to use some other port.
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>  so do I have to open up UDP/ICMP or something else to get RMI to work?

You shouldn't, opening up port 1099 should be enough. Have you checked if RMI is using the default port, you might have configured it to use some other port.

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I have kept digging and RMI uses a random port ... not nice in a firewall. &nbsp;Will have to use TCP ...<br />

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I have kept digging and RMI uses a random port ... not nice in a firewall.  Will have to use TCP ...


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I can not figure out what ports to open up to allow openjms to communicate using the RMI protocol through a gnatbox ... Any body?<br />

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I can not figure out what ports to open up to allow openjms to communicate using the RMI protocol through a gnatbox ... Any body?


openjms behind a gnatbox firewall

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