Hi,
It is not any new protocul. DSO uses the normal API. If you bypass the
portmapper, and lock the server port, you can make do with a single TCP
socket port.
NAT is OK for outbound traffic, but DSO is two way communication most of
the time. This means that you may need to do some tunneling, or port
forwarding, from outside the NAT to the server on the inside.
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> Hello everyone,
> to integrate 2 different companies, we must set probably (Natting) ip
> source
> / destination of the remedy
>
> do you know if the DSO (BMC Remedy Distributed Server Option) protocols
> supports the NAT ?
>
> thx
> Peter
>
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