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Acitve Directory replication through PIX
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yeah i know that - rpc sets the port it will communicate on in the initial setup . this can be any port between 1024 to 65000. if you could use fixup it would listen in and allow the port to open for this communication - as far as i know.
as fixup dosent work for rpc i will have to either use the registray hack or open up all these ports.
as fixup dosent work for rpc i will have to either use the registray hack or open up all these ports.
the pix does not actively communicate with any systems. the pix only filters traffic that is coming into itself.
since no machine could possibly know what port rpc is running on (before asking), no firewall could know either.
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since no machine could possibly know what port rpc is running on (before asking), no firewall could know either.
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Donachie,
You are correct. fixup will dynamically open and close ports as needed for certain protocols such as ftp by inspecting a portion of the packet payload. When one host renogitates a port during a handshake, fixup will adjust. To my knowledge, there is no fixup for rpc. Good luck on the reg hack.
You are correct. fixup will dynamically open and close ports as needed for certain protocols such as ftp by inspecting a portion of the packet payload. When one host renogitates a port during a handshake, fixup will adjust. To my knowledge, there is no fixup for rpc. Good luck on the reg hack.
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