On 3/20/18 9:17 PM, ARS W5OMR wrote:
I'm working with 2 nodes, 2 separate machines, both currently on the same network. Both are set the same, using the port of 4569. That's -got- to be a bad thing...
Can I just poke a hole in the firewall to, say... 4570 and forward it to the ip of the 2nd node? Is it -really- as simple as that, or... is there some sort of new 'fresh' hell, I'm in for?
Are both nodes behind NAT? NAT is evil. If they are behind the same NAT device you will need to do a translation. Example in IOS format: ip nat inside source static udp $INSIDE1 4569 interface $OUTSIDE 4569 ip nat inside source static udp $INSIDE2 4569 interface $OUTSIDE 4570 You will need to update your source port in the portal for that second server. -- Bryan Fields 727-409-1194 - Voice http://bryanfields.net