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Re: Connecting Oracle DB through firewall

From: Cathy Racicot <racicot_at_sympatico.ca>
Date: Fri, 12 Apr 2002 21:04:30 -0400
Message-ID: <3CB7841D.EB2CA48F@sympatico.ca>


There is a SQL*Net and a SQL*Net2 parameter that can be set in a Checkpoint firewall. We had this problem and had to set one or the other. This did work and allowed dynamic port allocation, which is your issue.

Good luck.

Joel

Neba wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I have installed OracleDB 8.1.7 on Windows2000 SP2 This machine is in
> our LAN.
> Oracle DB use listener for communication on port 1521.
>
> Client is in DMZ of frewall. Firewall is Nokia IP330 with Check Point
> Fw-1 4 software.
>
> If I try connect to Oracle DB from LAN everything working fine. But
> when I try connect to Oracle Db from DMZ I got some problems.
>
> If I open all ports on firewall for connection between DMZ and LAN, I
> can connect to Oracle DB (tnsping is OK and I can connect with other
> aplication e.g. with SQL+) and everything working fine!
>
> If I leave open only port 1521 on firewall, then I can reach OracleDb
> by tnsping, but when I try use SQL+ I got time out error.
>
> I looked in tnslistener.log file, and I saw that client for any
> connection chose new port number (on client side)!So if I open port
> 1521 it is OK for server side but is wrong for client side!
>
> How can I solve this problem?
> Is it possibly 'fix' port number on client side?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Nebojsa Petrovic
Received on Fri Apr 12 2002 - 20:04:30 CDT

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