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  OK, so I want to do a game server, but... There need Port Forwarding, so I called my InternetServiceProvider "Clear."

  Claire told me that "WE DO NOT support the external Ip addresses: then I was then told that I have to call HP because that's what my PC is under.

  I decided to go to the site and ask because they want a $ 60 million tax which is good, but... I don't have the money! This is why I need a server. In any case if you can please give me a video or tell me how do it in the response that would be LARGELY APPRECIATED!

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• PAP2T loses the connection when the external ip address changes

  I have a PAP2T adapter connected behind a Netgear DG834GT router.  Usually, I have no problem, however, my ISP has been known to change the dynamic IP address from time to time.  In this case the adapter will stay online until the reg expires during which he is not able to save the time and I get the error "unable to connect to the server.  Therefore, the only way I can get the adapter to work again is to restart the router, then restart the adapter.  If I reboot the adapter only it will not connect.

  I have the router providing a fixed ip address via DHCP. I have active STUN and the I the active NAT and NAT keepalive mapping.  The "reg expires" is set to 60.  When the adapter is connected correctly, it shows the external IP correctly.  However, it will not update after the external ip address change until I have restart the router and adapter.  I thought to get a static IP address, but try to avoid paying for it. Is this a common problem?

  I'm rather new to VOIP and I hope I have given you enough information.  Any help would be appreciated.

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• EA4500 smartwifi: the router's external ip address

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• block specific external ip address

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  Thanks to all those who can help you.

  I have a WAG160Nv2 and to block specific external ip addresses to try to get to our server that uses the WAG160Nv2 as an internet gateway. It is not immediately obvious if it is possible to look through the config pages.

  Is not possible.

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• Multiple firewall RV042 external IP addresses

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  I would like to have other external IPs assigned to computers on my local network

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• How to add an external IP address to a split tunnel?

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  I've set up VPN access on my ASA box as customers use a split tunnel so that only on our internal network traffic through the tunnel. Now, I need to add an external IP address to this tunnel. Is this possible, and if so, how can I achieve that? Just add the address to the list of tunnel network does not; If I do this, the client cannot connect to the external address at all.

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  Usually incoming VPN traffic bypasses ACL interface. If you have the default setting, you will need to allow traffic to the pool/subnet VPN server. Unless of course the server already has a rule that allows traffic to a "some" source address.

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• Remote Desktop for the external IP address is no longer works

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• adjustment rule - how to allow internal pc ping external ip address?

  I eventuall put in place the PIX501 and everything seems fine except the internal pc cannot ping the DNS server and the external ip address. Still exceeded demand. I allow all outbound icmp traffic and especially udp traffic. I have also allow a part of tcp traffic and reject all others. We have access to the internet but just when ping external IP and DNS, for example, when I ping www.google.com, it can resolve ip from google, but procrastination requst.

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  ICMP incoming via the PIX is denied and outgoing ICMP is allowed, but the incoming response is denied by default allowed both it as below:

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• The network adapter could not establish the connection using the external ip address

  Hi team,

  Please look in the attached files.

  I installed db 11g on my desktop machine (Windows 7, with a local network) and then I created a data source connection in tomcat which was also in the same system and then I deployed my sample web application, everything works fine, I am able to access web applications.

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  In these two files, listener and tnsnames ora ora, need to change the configurations if I change the Ip address of the system?

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  Because as I explained - your listener is listening on localhost only. localhost is never accessible to another machine.

  Stop your listener, change the listener.ora to listen to on the real machine name and start the receiver.

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• Internal untrusted clients directed to the external IP address for traffic PCoIP

  I have a network segment disable my firewall for some untrusted clients. When untrusted clients connect to view (5.3), they use a DNS name that resolves to a DMZ (view Security Server) host. That's where I think the problem is: it seems that security server responds with its external IP address, and then all the PCoIP traffic is routed to my router (where the external IP address can be found), then back into view and the customer. Traffic of SSL connection works fine, the traffic remains inside and does not get directed to the external IP address. It is only the PCoIP traffic that gets invited to use the external IP address.

  It seems that DNS is not enough - Security Server seems to respond and connect using only the external IP address configured in the external URL field PCoIP - is this correct? If so, then to do a substitution for the external URL so that internal untrusted traffic doesn't get routed the external IP address - this creates a lot of unnecessary traffic, mess with QoS, etc..

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  As Linjo says the simplest solution is to set up a server for additional security to point these clients (no need of another server connection, you can pair it with the existing one). Today, you are required to provide an IP address for PSG, so if you need to send it to another, you will need a second server.

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• Retrieve the external IP address of the router from a paralytic

  Hello

  I'm working on a workflow, that the provisions, a complete paralytic, I have nearly all that work, the only issue I am running into is not able to shoot/get the external IP address of the router once that vApp is put into service. Does anyone know which API can I gives the floor to get that information? I have attached a screenshot of the NAT tab in the firewall of vApp to give more details on the specific element, I'm trying to recover. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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  Here's an excerpt from one of my workflows in test I use to inspect a vApp on vCloud Director with vCO 5.5 5.5:

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  I would like to know if this is useful, I just double it checked by running against one of my vApps has a similar configuration (NAT and Port Forwarding) and it displays the correct external IP address for me.

  [2014-02-18 11:41:33.514] [I] === Network Configurations ===
  [2014-02-18 11:41:33.515] [I] href: null
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  [2014-02-18 11:41:33.515] [I] ipScope: null
  [2014-02-18 11:41:33.516] [I] href: null
  [2014-02-18 11:41:33.516] [I] Description:
  [2014-02-18 11:41:33.516] [I] isDeployed: true
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• Static external IP addresses

  I am a current user of Lab Manager and plans to move to vCloud Director 5.1.

  In the laboratory Manager, VMS receive an address external IP assigned from a pool of addresses using NAT closed would be the option.  The big complaint is how the external IP address would change whenever the virtual machines have been cancelled and redeployed.

  In the latest version of vCloud Director, I guess that there is a similar option for closed NAT would be networking on virtual machines.

  Can someone comment on whether or not the external IP adddresses change each time that virtual machines are on/off voltage and/or canceled/redeployed?

  Any info would be much appreciated.   Thank you.

  You can imitate NAT had Lab Manager functionality by creating an internal network of vApp and then connect it to your external network within the organization.  If you have a Pool of IP configured for this network and choose this catalogue on your VM is in your TIME it will work as did Lab Manager.

  When you create the connection to the external network within your TIME you decide if you want would NAT and/or firewall had.  You can also see a box on the far-right to force it to keep the IP addresses on the external network IP Pool.

  The downside is if the config is cloned IP addresses to go with it.  You will only be able to start a paralytic at once unless you change the networking on the cloned VAPP.  We do this for some test/development vApps long-term where we create a different network ACL in order to connect to it.

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• Y at - it no vCloud API Java, who can give me the pool of the external IP address list for a particular network of org. ?

  Hello

  I've implemented vCloud Director on my network, when I create an organization network that is NAT-Routed I give him a pool of external IP addresses.

  My Question is that when an organization network is deleted what is happening with this pool of IP, how can retrieve us these IP address.

  Y at - it no vCloud API Java, who can give me the pool of the external IP address list for a particular network of org. ?

  Kind regards

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  Check the examples 6-10 and 6-11 in the vCloud API Programming Guide ("' an Administrative organization network overview").

  Although the 6-11 is abbreviated, 6-10 seems to suggest that the AllocatedIpAddresses element may contain what you are looking for.

  http://pubs.VMware.com/vCloud-API-1/vCloud_API_Guide_Admin.8.7.html#1039433

  I don't know how the Java SDK surfaces this information.

• Should I not making ESXi available via an external IP address?

  What is recommended practice to access ESXi? I have currently access logging via an external ipv6 address.

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  No doubt internal only. You have a windows server ESXi hosts on top that has say installed teamviewer, and have access to the vpshere customer.

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