Re: firewall ports Client Access udp or tcp

Jim,

Long answer: If you are referring to the ports required for Client Access 
to connect through a firewall, you need TCP.  Also, if you are setting 
this up, consider only allowing the "Secured" versions of the services. 
Most, if not all, of the unsecured or standard services pass important 
information (user name and password) in clear text.  That is how we have 
it working here.  If you have any specific questions, let me know.

Short answer: TCP not UDP


Thank you,


Keith Blazek
MIS Coordinator


midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 04/21/2004 08:57:07 AM:

> Does anyone know if the list of ports in apar 12227
> for Client Access are tcp, udp, or both.
> Firewall tech needs to know.
> Anything known not in this apar?
> Need to remote access (telnet) & remote manage(config & ptfs) a system.
> jim