[ZendTo] ZendTo port forwarding - how have you set it up?

[Marlon Deerr]

Thanks for your reply Scott. Unfortunately for me, we are currently housed with our MSP's datacenter so I don't have a block of IP's to work with. I have to perform some form of NATing or Port Forwarding.


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Subject: Re: [ZendTo] ZendTo port forwarding - how have you set it up?

We have ip blocks at our main locations. I just nat the dmz server to a free outside address...


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Subject: [ZendTo] ZendTo port forwarding - how have you set it up?

What port are you all using for your ZendTo install sitting behind your firewall?

I've created a DNS A record pointing to the public IP of our WAN (a set of SonicWall Appliances), however it currently has 443 already in use for secure remote admin access to it.  Internally, I have my ZendTo install working fine now with an SSL Cert. For those in a similar situation, how are you port forwarding (or on what port are you port forwarding) to your internal ZendTo install?

My first guess is that some of you may say, change your WAN SSL port to 4443 and reserve 443 for ZendTo.  Just curious what you are all doing with your install.

Thanks,
Marlon



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