George,
Normally the firewall "understands" sql*net traffic and it is possible
to mark the original port (the one on which the listener is listening,
eg 1521) as sql*net.
This way, the firewall guys only need to open port 1521 and mark it as
sql*net and no other ports need to be opened nor do you need to switch
to CMAN or MTS.
Kind regards,
On wo, 2015-04-15 at 10:54 +0200, George wrote:
Hi all
Client is going to be running the above version on Linux.
Firewall guys are refusing to open any ports other than 22 for ssh and
then 1521, 1523 and 1527.
I seem to remember a port redirection use to happen, on a random port,
for the incoming connection after the initial hand shake, of course
this will fail now.
Allot of notes are out there how to use shared_ on NT. not applicable.
I've found the following 2 notes: Doc ID 361284.1 and 125021.1
My options seem to be CMAN or MTS.
comments and advise appreciated.
G
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