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can you connect to the gateway locally? if yes and not externally then look at your firewall/router port forwarding rules.
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can you connect to the gateway locally? if yes and not externally then look at your firewall/router port forwarding rules.

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I guess I'm not sure what all ports need to be looked at and under what name. I can't find any data online for this subject. What I have found is very vague
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I guess I'm not sure what all ports need to be looked at and under what name. I can't find any data online for this subject. What I have found is very vague

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I can connect to my remote apps and run them locally but not outside of our network. Gateway server cannot be accessed when trying the run the app. Before it was my certificate didn’t match but I don’t get that message anymore.
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I can connect to my remote apps and run them locally but not outside of our network. Gateway server cannot be accessed when trying the run the app. Before it was my certificate didn’t match but I don’t get that message anymore.

RDWeb and Gateway server

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