Messages server proxy65 behind NAT?

Hi,
How do I get the proxy65 service usable from the internet? It's natted, here's my setup:
I have a messages server runing on x.x.x.x. (private IP)
I have a router that forwards traffic on ports 5222,...,7777 from the public IP y.y.y.y
My proxy65 configuration in /Library/Preferences/com.apple.Proxy65.plist  can only accept the ip x.x.x.x as it cannot bind to the external IP.
The messages server advertises the proxy as <streamhost port='7777' host='x.x.x.x' jid='proxy65.domain.com'/>
and that is obviously not usable from outside.
Is there a way to advertise the external IP of the messages host so that wan clients can send files to lan clients?
Thanks,
Anton.

Update:
I commented out this:
    socket.inet_pton(socket.AF_INET, ip)
in this:
/Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/usr/share/proxy65/proxy65.py
and now my
/Library/Preferences/com.apple.Proxy65.plist   
can use a hostname instead of IP like so:
<dict>
        <key>jid</key>
        <string>proxy65.domain.com</string>
        <key>proxyips</key>
        <string>xmpp.domain.com:7777</string>
so now all works from the outside and from the inside.

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    qotd               17/tcp    quote                  #Quote of the day
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    ftp                21/tcp                           #FTP. control
    ssh                22/tcp                           #SSH Remote Login Protocol
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    gopher             70/tcp
    finger             79/tcp
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    imap              143/tcp    imap4                  #Internet Message Access Protocol
    sql-net           150/tcp
    sqlsrv            156/tcp
    pcmail-srv        158/tcp                           #PCMail Server
    snmp              161/udp                           #SNMP
    snmptrap          162/udp    snmp-trap              #SNMP trap
    print-srv         170/tcp                           #Network PostScript
    bgp               179/tcp                           #Border Gateway Protocol
    irc               194/tcp                           #Internet Relay Chat Protocol       
    ipx               213/udp                           #IPX over IP
    rtsps             322/tcp
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    mftp              349/tcp
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    https             443/tcp    MCom                   #HTTP over TLS/SSL
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    microsoft-ds      445/tcp
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    cmd               514/tcp    shell
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    conference        531/tcp    chat
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    kshell            544/tcp    krcmd                  #Kerberos remote shell
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    hmmp-op           613/tcp                           #HMMP Operation
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    kerberos-adm      749/udp                           #Kerberos administration
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    ftps              990/tcp                           #FTP control, over TLS/SSL
    telnets           992/tcp                           #Telnet protocol over TLS/SSL
    imaps             993/tcp                           #IMAP4 protocol over TLS/SSL
    ircs              994/tcp                           #IRC protocol over TLS/SSL
    pop3s             995/tcp    spop3                  #pop3 protocol over TLS/SSL (was spop3)
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    ms-sql-m         1434/tcp                           #Microsoft-SQL-Monitor
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    msiccp           1731/udp
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    remote-winsock   1745/udp
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    radacct          1813/udp                           #RADIUS accounting protocol
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    msnp             1863/udp
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    ssdp             1900/udp
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    close-combat     1944/udp
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    knetd            2053/tcp                           #Kerberos de-multiplexor
    mzap             2106/tcp                           #Multicast-Scope Zone Announcement Protocol
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    qwave            2177/tcp                           #QWAVE
    qwave            2177/udp                           #QWAVE Experiment Port
    directplay       2234/tcp                           #DirectPlay
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    ms-olap4         2383/tcp                           #Microsoft OLAP 4
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    ms-olap1         2393/tcp                           #Microsoft OLAP 1
    ms-olap1         2393/udp                           #Microsoft OLAP 1
    ms-olap2         2394/tcp                           #Microsoft OLAP 2
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    wlbs             2504/tcp                           #Microsoft Windows Load Balancing Server
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    ms-v-worlds      2525/tcp                           #Microsoft V-Worlds
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    sms-xfer         2702/tcp                           #SMS XFER
    sms-xfer         2702/udp                           #SMS XFER
    sms-chat         2703/tcp                           #SMS CHAT
    sms-chat         2703/udp                           #SMS CHAT
    sms-remctrl      2704/tcp                           #SMS REMCTRL
    sms-remctrl      2704/udp                           #SMS REMCTRL
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    icslap           2869/udp
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    cifs             3020/udp
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    ms-dotnetster    3126/udp                           #Microsoft .NET ster port
    ms-rule-engine   3132/tcp                           #Microsoft Business Rule Engine Update Service
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    msft-gc          3268/tcp                           #Microsoft Global Catalog
    msft-gc          3268/udp                           #Microsoft Global Catalog
    msft-gc-ssl      3269/tcp                           #Microsoft Global Catalog with LDAP/SSL
    msft-gc-ssl      3269/udp                           #Microsoft Global Catalog with LDAP/SSL
    ms-cluster-net   3343/tcp                           #Microsoft Cluster Net
    ms-cluster-net   3343/udp                           #Microsoft Cluster Net
    ms-wbt-server    3389/tcp                           #MS WBT Server
    ms-wbt-server    3389/udp                           #MS WBT Server
    ms-la            3535/tcp                           #Microsoft Class Server
    ms-la            3535/udp                           #Microsoft Class Server
    pnrp-port        3540/tcp                           #PNRP User Port
    pnrp-port        3540/udp                           #PNRP User Port
    teredo           3544/tcp                           #Teredo Port
    teredo           3544/udp                           #Teredo Port
    p2pgroup         3587/tcp                           #Peer to Peer Grouping
    p2pgroup         3587/udp                           #Peer to Peer Grouping
    upnp-discovery   3702/tcp                           #UPNP v2 Discovery
    dvcprov-port     3776/tcp                           #Device Provisioning Port
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    msfw-control     3847/tcp                           #Microsoft Firewall Control
    msdts1           3882/tcp                           #DTS Service Port
    sdp-portmapper   3935/tcp                           #SDP Port Mapper Protocol
    sdp-portmapper   3935/udp                           #SDP Port Mapper Protocol
    net-device       4350/tcp                           #Net Device
    net-device       4350/udp                           #Net Device
    ipsec-msft       4500/tcp                           #Microsoft IPsec NAT-T
    ipsec-msft       4500/udp                           #Microsoft IPsec NAT-T
    llmnr            5355/tcp                           #LLMNR
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    rrac             5678/tcp                           #Remote Replication Agent Connection
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    dccm             5679/tcp                           #Direct Cable Connect Manager
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    ms-licensing     5720/tcp                           #Microsoft Licensing
    ms-licensing     5720/udp                           #Microsoft Licensing
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    nameserver         42/udp    name                   #Host Name Server
    nicname            43/tcp    whois
    domain             53/tcp                           #Domain Name Server
    domain             53/udp                           #Domain Name Server
    bootps             67/udp    dhcps                  #Bootstrap Protocol Server
    bootpc             68/udp    dhcpc                  #Bootstrap Protocol Client
    tftp               69/udp                           #Trivial File Transfer
    gopher             70/tcp
    finger             79/tcp
    http               80/tcp    www www-http           #World Wide Web
    hosts2-ns          81/tcp                           #HOSTS2 Name Server
    hosts2-ns          81/udp                           #HOSTS2 Name Server
    kerberos           88/tcp    krb5 kerberos-sec      #Kerberos
    kerberos           88/udp    krb5 kerberos-sec      #Kerberos
    hostname          101/tcp    hostnames              #NIC Host Name Server
    iso-tsap          102/tcp                           #ISO-TSAP Class 0
    rtelnet           107/tcp                           #Remote Telnet Service
    pop2              109/tcp    postoffice             #Post Office Protocol - Version 2
    pop3              110/tcp                           #Post Office Protocol - Version 3
    sunrpc            111/tcp    rpcbind portmap        #SUN Remote Procedure Call
    sunrpc            111/udp    rpcbind portmap        #SUN Remote Procedure Call
    auth              113/tcp    ident tap              #Identification Protocol
    uucp-path         117/tcp
    sqlserv           118/tcp                           #SQL Services
    nntp              119/tcp    usenet                 #Network News Transfer Protocol
    ntp               123/udp                           #Network Time Protocol
    epmap             135/tcp    loc-srv                #DCE endpoint resolution
    epmap             135/udp    loc-srv                #DCE endpoint resolution
    netbios-ns        137/tcp    nbname                 #NETBIOS Name Service
    netbios-ns        137/udp    nbname                 #NETBIOS Name Service
    netbios-dgm       138/udp    nbdatagram             #NETBIOS Datagram Service
    netbios-ssn       139/tcp    nbsession              #NETBIOS Session Service
    imap              143/tcp    imap4                  #Internet Message Access Protocol
    sql-net           150/tcp
    sqlsrv            156/tcp
    pcmail-srv        158/tcp                           #PCMail Server
    snmp              161/udp                           #SNMP
    snmptrap          162/udp    snmp-trap              #SNMP trap
    print-srv         170/tcp                           #Network PostScript
    bgp               179/tcp                           #Border Gateway Protocol
    irc               194/tcp                           #Internet Relay Chat Protocol       
    ipx               213/udp                           #IPX over IP
    rtsps             322/tcp
    rtsps             322/udp
    mftp              349/tcp
    mftp              349/udp
    ldap              389/tcp                           #Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
    https             443/tcp    MCom                   #HTTP over TLS/SSL
    https             443/udp    MCom                   #HTTP over TLS/SSL
    microsoft-ds      445/tcp
    microsoft-ds      445/udp
    kpasswd           464/tcp                           # Kerberos (v5)
    kpasswd           464/udp                           # Kerberos (v5)
    isakmp            500/udp    ike                    #Internet Key Exchange
    crs               507/tcp                           #Content Replication System
    crs               507/udp                           #Content Replication System
    exec              512/tcp                           #Remote Process Execution
    biff              512/udp    comsat
    login             513/tcp                           #Remote Login
    who               513/udp    whod
    cmd               514/tcp    shell
    syslog            514/udp
    printer           515/tcp    spooler
    talk              517/udp
    ntalk             518/udp
    efs               520/tcp                           #Extended File Name Server
    router            520/udp    route routed
    ulp               522/tcp   
    ulp               522/udp   
    timed             525/udp    timeserver
    tempo             526/tcp    newdate
    irc-serv          529/tcp
    irc-serv          529/udp
    courier           530/tcp    rpc
    conference        531/tcp    chat
    netnews           532/tcp    readnews
    netwall           533/udp                           #For emergency broadcasts
    uucp              540/tcp    uucpd
    klogin            543/tcp                           #Kerberos login
    kshell            544/tcp    krcmd                  #Kerberos remote shell
    dhcpv6-client     546/tcp                           #DHCPv6 Client
    dhcpv6-client     546/udp                           #DHCPv6 Client
    dhcpv6-server     547/tcp                           #DHCPv6 Server
    dhcpv6-server     547/udp                           #DHCPv6 Server
    afpovertcp        548/tcp                           #AFP over TCP
    afpovertcp        548/udp                           #AFP over TCP
    new-rwho          550/udp    new-who
    rtsp              554/tcp                           #Real Time Stream Control Protocol
    rtsp              554/udp                           #Real Time Stream Control Protocol
    remotefs          556/tcp    rfs rfs_server
    rmonitor          560/udp    rmonitord
    monitor           561/udp
    nntps             563/tcp    snntp                  #NNTP over TLS/SSL
    nntps             563/udp    snntp                  #NNTP over TLS/SSL
    whoami            565/tcp
    whoami            565/udp
    ms-shuttle        568/tcp                           #Microsoft shuttle
    ms-shuttle        568/udp                           #Microsoft shuttle
    ms-rome           569/tcp                           #Microsoft rome
    ms-rome           569/udp                           #Microsoft rome
    http-rpc-epmap    593/tcp                           #HTTP RPC Ep Map
    http-rpc-epmap    593/udp                           #HTTP RPC Ep Map
    hmmp-ind          612/tcp                           #HMMP Indication
    hmmp-ind          612/udp                           #HMMP Indication
    hmmp-op           613/tcp                           #HMMP Operation
    hmmp-op           613/udp                           #HMMP Operation
    ldaps             636/tcp    sldap                  #LDAP over TLS/SSL
    doom              666/tcp                           #Doom Id Software
    doom              666/udp                           #Doom Id Software
    msexch-routing    691/tcp                           #MS Exchange Routing
    msexch-routing    691/udp                           #MS Exchange Routing
    kerberos-adm      749/tcp                           #Kerberos administration
    kerberos-adm      749/udp                           #Kerberos administration
    kerberos-iv       750/udp                           #Kerberos version IV
    mdbs_daemon       800/tcp
    mdbs_daemon       800/udp
    ftps-data         989/tcp                           #FTP data, over TLS/SSL
    ftps              990/tcp                           #FTP control, over TLS/SSL
    telnets           992/tcp                           #Telnet protocol over TLS/SSL
    imaps             993/tcp                           #IMAP4 protocol over TLS/SSL
    ircs              994/tcp                           #IRC protocol over TLS/SSL
    pop3s             995/tcp    spop3                  #pop3 protocol over TLS/SSL (was spop3)
    pop3s             995/udp    spop3                  #pop3 protocol over TLS/SSL (was spop3)
    kpop             1109/tcp                           #Kerberos POP
    nfsd-status      1110/tcp                           #Cluster status info
    nfsd-keepalive   1110/udp                           #Client status info
    nfa              1155/tcp                           #Network File Access
    nfa              1155/udp                           #Network File Access
    activesync       1034/tcp                           #ActiveSync Notifications
    phone            1167/udp                           #Conference calling
    opsmgr           1270/tcp                           #Microsoft Operations Manager
    opsmgr           1270/udp                           #Microsoft Operations Manager
    ms-sql-s         1433/tcp                           #Microsoft-SQL-Server
    ms-sql-s         1433/udp                           #Microsoft-SQL-Server
    ms-sql-m         1434/tcp                           #Microsoft-SQL-Monitor
    ms-sql-m         1434/udp                           #Microsoft-SQL-Monitor               
    ms-sna-server    1477/tcp
    ms-sna-server    1477/udp
    ms-sna-base      1478/tcp
    ms-sna-base      1478/udp
    wins             1512/tcp                           #Microsoft Windows Internet Name Service
    wins             1512/udp                           #Microsoft Windows Internet Name Service
    ingreslock       1524/tcp    ingres
    stt              1607/tcp
    stt              1607/udp
    l2tp             1701/udp                           #Layer Two Tunneling Protocol
    pptconference    1711/tcp
    pptconference    1711/udp
    pptp             1723/tcp                           #Point-to-point tunnelling protocol
    msiccp           1731/tcp
    msiccp           1731/udp
    remote-winsock   1745/tcp
    remote-winsock   1745/udp
    ms-streaming     1755/tcp
    ms-streaming     1755/udp
    msmq             1801/tcp                           #Microsoft Message Queue
    msmq             1801/udp                           #Microsoft Message Queue
    radius           1812/udp                           #RADIUS authentication protocol
    radacct          1813/udp                           #RADIUS accounting protocol
    msnp             1863/tcp
    msnp             1863/udp
    ssdp             1900/tcp
    ssdp             1900/udp
    close-combat     1944/tcp
    close-combat     1944/udp
    nfsd             2049/udp    nfs                    #NFS server
    knetd            2053/tcp                           #Kerberos de-multiplexor
    mzap             2106/tcp                           #Multicast-Scope Zone Announcement Protocol
    mzap             2106/udp                           #Multicast-Scope Zone Announcement Protocol
    qwave            2177/tcp                           #QWAVE
    qwave            2177/udp                           #QWAVE Experiment Port
    directplay       2234/tcp                           #DirectPlay
    directplay       2234/udp                           #DirectPlay
    ms-olap3         2382/tcp                           #Microsoft OLAP 3
    ms-olap3         2382/udp                           #Microsoft OLAP 3
    ms-olap4         2383/tcp                           #Microsoft OLAP 4
    ms-olap4         2383/udp                           #Microsoft OLAP 4
    ms-olap1         2393/tcp                           #Microsoft OLAP 1
    ms-olap1         2393/udp                           #Microsoft OLAP 1
    ms-olap2         2394/tcp                           #Microsoft OLAP 2
    ms-olap2         2394/udp                           #Microsoft OLAP 2
    ms-theater       2460/tcp
    ms-theater       2460/udp
    wlbs             2504/tcp                           #Microsoft Windows Load Balancing Server
    wlbs             2504/udp                           #Microsoft Windows Load Balancing Server
    ms-v-worlds      2525/tcp                           #Microsoft V-Worlds
    ms-v-worlds      2525/udp                           #Microsoft V-Worlds
    sms-rcinfo       2701/tcp                           #SMS RCINFO
    sms-rcinfo       2701/udp                           #SMS RCINFO
    sms-xfer         2702/tcp                           #SMS XFER
    sms-xfer         2702/udp                           #SMS XFER
    sms-chat         2703/tcp                           #SMS CHAT
    sms-chat         2703/udp                           #SMS CHAT
    sms-remctrl      2704/tcp                           #SMS REMCTRL
    sms-remctrl      2704/udp                           #SMS REMCTRL
    msolap-ptp2      2725/tcp                           #MSOLAP PTP2
    msolap-ptp2      2725/udp                           #MSOLAP PTP2
    icslap           2869/tcp
    icslap           2869/udp
    cifs             3020/tcp
    cifs             3020/udp
    xbox             3074/tcp                           #Microsoft Xbox game port
    xbox             3074/udp                           #Microsoft Xbox game port
    ms-dotnetster    3126/tcp                           #Microsoft .NET ster port
    ms-dotnetster    3126/udp                           #Microsoft .NET ster port
    ms-rule-engine   3132/tcp                           #Microsoft Business Rule Engine Update Service
    ms-rule-engine   3132/udp                           #Microsoft Business Rule Engine Update Service
    msft-gc          3268/tcp                           #Microsoft Global Catalog
    msft-gc          3268/udp                           #Microsoft Global Catalog
    msft-gc-ssl      3269/tcp                           #Microsoft Global Catalog with LDAP/SSL
    msft-gc-ssl      3269/udp                           #Microsoft Global Catalog with LDAP/SSL
    ms-cluster-net   3343/tcp                           #Microsoft Cluster Net
    ms-cluster-net   3343/udp                           #Microsoft Cluster Net
    ms-wbt-server    3389/tcp                           #MS WBT Server
    ms-wbt-server    3389/udp                           #MS WBT Server
    ms-la            3535/tcp                           #Microsoft Class Server
    ms-la            3535/udp                           #Microsoft Class Server
    pnrp-port        3540/tcp                           #PNRP User Port
    pnrp-port        3540/udp                           #PNRP User Port
    teredo           3544/tcp                           #Teredo Port
    teredo           3544/udp                           #Teredo Port
    p2pgroup         3587/tcp                           #Peer to Peer Grouping
    p2pgroup         3587/udp                           #Peer to Peer Grouping
    upnp-discovery   3702/tcp                           #UPNP v2 Discovery
    dvcprov-port     3776/tcp                           #Device Provisioning Port
    dvcprov-port     3776/udp                           #Device Provisioning Port
    msfw-control     3847/tcp                           #Microsoft Firewall Control
    msdts1           3882/tcp                           #DTS Service Port
    sdp-portmapper   3935/tcp                           #SDP Port Mapper Protocol
    sdp-portmapper   3935/udp                           #SDP Port Mapper Protocol
    net-device       4350/tcp                           #Net Device
    net-device       4350/udp                           #Net Device
    ipsec-msft       4500/tcp                           #Microsoft IPsec NAT-T
    ipsec-msft       4500/udp                           #Microsoft IPsec NAT-T
    llmnr            5355/tcp                           #LLMNR
    llmnr            5355/udp                           #LLMNR
    rrac             5678/tcp                           #Remote Replication Agent Connection
    rrac             5678/udp                           #Remote Replication Agent Connection
    dccm             5679/tcp                           #Direct Cable Connect Manager
    dccm             5679/udp                           #Direct Cable Connect Manager
    ms-licensing     5720/tcp                           #Microsoft Licensing
    ms-licensing     5720/udp                           #Microsoft Licensing
    directplay8      6073/tcp                           #DirectPlay8
    directplay8      6073/udp                           #DirectPlay8
    man              9535/tcp                           #Remote Man Server
    rasadv           9753/tcp
    rasadv           9753/udp
    imip-channels   11320/tcp                           #IMIP Channels Port
    imip-channels   11320/udp                           #IMIP Channels Port
    directplaysrvr  47624/tcp                           #Direct Play Server
    directplaysrvr  47624/udp                           #Direct Play Server
    sql6          7210/tcp
    sapdbni72          7269/tcp
    sapdp00  3200/tcp
    sapdp01  3201/tcp
    sapdp02  3202/tcp
    sapdp03  3203/tcp
    sapdp04  3204/tcp
    sapdp05  3205/tcp
    sapdp06  3206/tcp
    sapdp07  3207/tcp
    sapdp08  3208/tcp
    sapdp09  3209/tcp
    sapdp10  3210/tcp
    sapdp11  3211/tcp
    sapdp12  3212/tcp
    sapdp13  3213/tcp
    sapdp14  3214/tcp
    sapdp15  3215/tcp
    sapdp16  3216/tcp
    sapdp17  3217/tcp
    sapdp18  3218/tcp
    sapdp19  3219/tcp
    sapdp20  3220/tcp
    sapdp21  3221/tcp
    sapdp22  3222/tcp
    sapdp23  3223/tcp
    sapdp24  3224/tcp
    sapdp25  3225/tcp
    sapdp26  3226/tcp
    sapdp27  3227/tcp
    sapdp28  3228/tcp
    sapdp29  3229/tcp
    sapdp30  3230/tcp
    sapdp31  3231/tcp
    sapdp32  3232/tcp
    sapdp33  3233/tcp
    sapdp34  3234/tcp
    sapdp35  3235/tcp
    sapdp36  3236/tcp
    sapdp37  3237/tcp
    sapdp38  3238/tcp
    sapdp39  3239/tcp
    sapdp40  3240/tcp
    sapdp41  3241/tcp
    sapdp42  3242/tcp
    sapdp43  3243/tcp
    sapdp44  3244/tcp
    sapdp45  3245/tcp
    sapdp46  3246/tcp
    sapdp47  3247/tcp
    sapdp48  3248/tcp
    sapdp49  3249/tcp
    sapdp50  3250/tcp
    sapdp51  3251/tcp
    sapdp52  3252/tcp
    sapdp53  3253/tcp
    sapdp54  3254/tcp
    sapdp55  3255/tcp
    sapdp56  3256/tcp
    sapdp57  3257/tcp
    sapdp58  3258/tcp
    sapdp59  3259/tcp
    sapdp60  3260/tcp
    sapdp61  3261/tcp
    sapdp62  3262/tcp
    sapdp63  3263/tcp
    sapdp64  3264/tcp
    sapdp65  3265/tcp
    sapdp66  3266/tcp
    sapdp67  3267/tcp
    sapdp68  3268/tcp
    sapdp69  3269/tcp
    sapdp70  3270/tcp
    sapdp71  3271/tcp
    sapdp72  3272/tcp
    sapdp73  3273/tcp
    sapdp74  3274/tcp
    sapdp75  3275/tcp
    sapdp76  3276/tcp
    sapdp77  3277/tcp
    sapdp78  3278/tcp
    sapdp79  3279/tcp
    sapdp80  3280/tcp
    sapdp81  3281/tcp
    sapdp82  3282/tcp
    sapdp83  3283/tcp
    sapdp84  3284/tcp
    sapdp85  3285/tcp
    sapdp86  3286/tcp
    sapdp87  3287/tcp
    sapdp88  3288/tcp
    sapdp89  3289/tcp
    sapdp90  3290/tcp
    sapdp91  3291/tcp
    sapdp92  3292/tcp
    sapdp93  3293/tcp
    sapdp94  3294/tcp
    sapdp95  3295/tcp
    sapdp96  3296/tcp
    sapdp97  3297/tcp
    sapdp98  3298/tcp
    sapdp99  3299/tcp
    sapgw00  3300/tcp
    sapgw01  3301/tcp
    sapgw02  3302/tcp
    sapgw03  3303/tcp
    sapgw04  3304/tcp
    sapgw05  3305/tcp
    sapgw06  3306/tcp
    sapgw07  3307/tcp
    sapgw08  3308/tcp
    sapgw09  3309/tcp
    sapgw10  3310/tcp
    sapgw11  3311/tcp
    sapgw12  3312/tcp
    sapgw13  3313/tcp
    sapgw14  3314/tcp
    sapgw15  3315/tcp
    sapgw16  3316/tcp
    sapgw17  3317/tcp
    sapgw18  3318/tcp
    sapgw19  3319/tcp
    sapgw20  3320/tcp
    sapgw21  3321/tcp
    sapgw22  3322/tcp
    sapgw23  3323/tcp
    sapgw24  3324/tcp
    sapgw25  3325/tcp
    sapgw26  3326/tcp
    sapgw27  3327/tcp
    sapgw28  3328/tcp
    sapgw29  3329/tcp
    sapgw30  3330/tcp
    sapgw31  3331/tcp
    sapgw32  3332/tcp
    sapgw33  3333/tcp
    sapgw34  3334/tcp
    sapgw35  3335/tcp
    sapgw36  3336/tcp
    sapgw37  3337/tcp
    sapgw38  3338/tcp
    sapgw39  3339/tcp
    sapgw40  3340/tcp
    sapgw41  3341/tcp
    sapgw42  3342/tcp
    sapgw43  3343/tcp
    sapgw44  3344/tcp
    sapgw45  3345/tcp
    sapgw46  3346/tcp
    sapgw47  3347/tcp
    sapgw48  3348/tcp
    sapgw49  3349/tcp
    sapgw50  3350/tcp
    sapgw51  3351/tcp
    sapgw52  3352/tcp
    sapgw53  3353/tcp
    sapgw54  3354/tcp
    sapgw55  3355/tcp
    sapgw56  3356/tcp
    sapgw57  3357/tcp
    sapgw58  3358/tcp
    sapgw59  3359/tcp
    sapgw60  3360/tcp
    sapgw61  3361/tcp
    sapgw62  3362/tcp
    sapgw63  3363/tcp
    sapgw64  3364/tcp
    sapgw65  3365/tcp
    sapgw66  3366/tcp
    sapgw67  3367/tcp
    sapgw68  3368/tcp
    sapgw69  3369/tcp
    sapgw70  3370/tcp
    sapgw71  3371/tcp
    sapgw72  3372/tcp
    sapgw73  3373/tcp
    sapgw74  3374/tcp
    sapgw75  3375/tcp
    sapgw76  3376/tcp
    sapgw77  3377/tcp
    sapgw78  3378/tcp
    sapgw79  3379/tcp
    sapgw80  3380/tcp
    sapgw81  3381/tcp
    sapgw82  3382/tcp

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    De : Daniel[SMTP:[email protected]]
    R&eacute;pondre &agrave; : Daniel
    Date : vendredi 18 juin 1999 13:08
    A : [email protected]
    Cc : Jose Ignacio
    Objet : 1) Changing name and IP address of an AIX 4.2 Server 2)
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    Hello Forte Users :
        I have 2 questions to make:
        1)
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        2)
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        We are researching and at this moment we can not reach the server
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        If anyone could help me I would be very pleased.
        Thank you very much in advance,
        Daniel Gonz&aacute;Lucas (EAM Sistemas Inform&aacute;ticos SL, Spain,
    e-mail: [email protected])
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