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Thanks for your reply ccreamer22.<br />
I will, in fact, be using multiple servers with &nbsp;only 1 public IP. So it is much preferable to be able to assign/map different ports to different servers in the DMZ.<br />

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Thanks for your reply ccreamer22.
I will, in fact, be using multiple servers with  only 1 public IP. So it is much preferable to be able to assign/map different ports to different servers in the DMZ.


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Ok. Figured out what to do. So instead of MIP, we're using VIP now, for port specific forwarding.<br />
Thanks ccreamer22
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Ok. Figured out what to do. So instead of MIP, we're using VIP now, for port specific forwarding.
Thanks ccreamer22

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I'm trying to use an Openfire Fastpath Webchat on our website. But I'm having problem with the ports in our firewall, a Juniper SSG20.<br />
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Basically, I needed to allow port 9090 from our website (so I think the internet is the initiator) to our IM Server (Say 196.0.0.100).<br />
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Can someone please tell me how to go about doing this?<br />
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Our firewall setup is:<br />
1. Internet Zone, public ip <br />
2. DMZ (The IM Server is in DMZ), 192.0.0.0<br />
3. Local Intranet Zone, 193.0.0.0
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I'm trying to use an Openfire Fastpath Webchat on our website. But I'm having problem with the ports in our firewall, a Juniper SSG20.

Basically, I needed to allow port 9090 from our website (so I think the internet is the initiator) to our IM Server (Say 196.0.0.100).

Can someone please tell me how to go about doing this?

Our firewall setup is:
1. Internet Zone, public ip 
2. DMZ (The IM Server is in DMZ), 192.0.0.0
3. Local Intranet Zone, 193.0.0.0

How to open Juniper SSG port for Openfire Fastpath Webchat

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