Outbound port setting

i have a db that is placed behind a firewall and i have opened the default port1521 in the firewal now when i make the tnsping it works perfectly now when i try to connect with sql plus it gives me the error request timeout. i think that the issue is of the out bound port that oracle sets for the client at run time randomly now can any buddy help me in fixing that port so that it is fixed and not random

Fassih,
yes you are correct. you have to open all the high range ports for outbound then only you can connect to the database(TCP).
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Vignesh Bala

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Outbound character sets

Hi
Our outbound external messages go out via a GW704 GWIA. The GWIA thenpasses them onto our email security gateway.
The issue that I'm having is that I've enabled a 'disclaimer' on our email security gateway that is stamped on all outbound messages. The HTML version of the disclaimer that works perfectly but the Plain Text version is causing me grief.
When I include French characters such as and in the disclaimer it doesn't get appended to the outbound messages.
I spoke to the security gateway support team and they tell me that it won't work if our outbound character set is set to US-ASCII. It needs to be UTF8 (or similar) for these characters to work properly.
I checked the character set that the GWIA is sending out with and it is indeed US-ASCII.
Is there a way I can set the GWIA to use the UTF8 (or similar) character set so that I can include these dodgy foreign characters in our disclaimer? I've looked through the config file and settings and
nothing is jumping out at me.
If there is a way and I set it am I likely to run into any other issues with messages that were previously going out ok?
Thanks

On 6/17/2011 10:06 AM, MPlumb wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Our outbound external messages go out via a GW704 GWIA. The GWIA
> thenpasses them onto our email security gateway.
>
> The issue that I'm having is that I've enabled a 'disclaimer' on our
> email security gateway that is stamped on all outbound messages. The
> HTML version of the disclaimer that works perfectly but the Plain Text
> version is causing me grief.
>
> When I include French characters such as and in the disclaimer it
> doesn't get appended to the outbound messages.
>
> I spoke to the security gateway support team and they tell me that it
> won't work if our outbound character set is set to US-ASCII. It needs to
> be UTF8 (or similar) for these characters to work properly.
>
> I checked the character set that the GWIA is sending out with and it is
> indeed US-ASCII.
>
> Is there a way I can set the GWIA to use the UTF8 (or similar)
> character set so that I can include these dodgy foreign characters in
> our disclaimer? I've looked through the config file and settings and
> nothing is jumping out at me.
>
> If there is a way and I set it am I likely to run into any other issues
> with messages that were previously going out ok?
>
> Thanks
>
>
Outgoing mail encoding is controlled at the Client. The gwia setting is
just a fallback
However they are IMO
a) lying - US-ASCII is a 100% subset of UTF-8. Hence any US-ASCII only
encoder will ALWAYS be accepted as UTF-8 . The reverse is NOT true -
UTF-8 will get corrupted going through a US-ASCII gate. But that's not
what they said.
b) Pretty much NOT an excuse, because email security gateways (unless
they are ineffective), have to be able to parse MIME in character sets
of, oh at least 15 varieties. So they are making a tacit admission their
product is substandard, and unable to protect against malware. By
definition if you can parse text for malware and content (and to do so
you must be able to read/write that character set), you should not have
this problem.
So either your description is incomplete, or you need to seriously
consider leaving this provider ASAP.
Disclaimer : I work for and have written email security software for
GWAVA, which would be a competitor.

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Hello, Everybody
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GWIA Outbound Port

Hi, I'm having a small problem... My ISP (Comcast) blocks all outgoing connections on port 25. Which as you know is the default SMTP port and the port GWIA normally uses to send email.
Comcast now requires that you send email on their server (smtp.comcast.net) using Port 587 and authentication. I believe I've read enough information to get the Outbound Authentication working, but have been searching high and low for information on how to change GWIAs outbound port.
I know this is easily accomplished on Exchange as that's what I am currently using. Company is looking to switch to Groupwise but this cannot be done unless I can get this problem fixed.
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Don't have any experience with this situation, but was wondering if you can configure your outbound host (/mh switch if using your gwia.cfg file) with the port on it. Try putting 1.2.3.4:587 for your outbound host.
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Outbound port to open

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We are being forced to use a "centralized" message relay host due to
State mandates. So . . . most everything is working except messages
sent to comcast.net. For some reason the GWIA is trying to communicate
directly with comcast.net (76.96.62.116). Here is my configuration
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PO MTA - on its own server
GWIA MTA and GWIA - on their own server
GWIA is configured to use "Relay Host for outbound messages:" -
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comcast and hotmail e-mail accounts. For some reason, the GWIA is
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server instead of relaying thourgh my relay host. Is there some
setting or config file I need to look at to see how this is
happening?????
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Id: (4C2DF68F.1FC:166:8140) Size: 0
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14:24:21 3EA MSG 626 Converting message to MIME:
GWIA/VOL1:\MBCWEB\WPGATE\GWIA\send\xc2df695.142
14:24:21 3EA MSG 626 Recipient: [email protected]
14:24:21 3EA MSG 626 Queuing message to daemon:
GWIA/VOL1:\MBCWEB\WPGATE\GWIA\send\sc2df695.142
14:24:21 3E0 DMN: MSG 627 Sending file:
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14:24:22 3FC DMN: MSG 628 Sending file:
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14:24:22 3FC DMN: MSG 628 Attempting to connect to domain.com
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cornpops wrote:
I have 2 identical HP Deskjet 6940 printers
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When ever I want to print to one or the other printer, I have to open into the printer properties and go to Ports and switch between USB001 or USB002.
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What is your operating system? In Vista (and I think XP as well) you can go to the Printers folder, right click on the printer, Run as Admonistrator, Properties, (continue), Ports, check the "Enable Printer Pooling" then check the boxes for the ports for the two printers. In this case the print job will be sent to the first one that is available.
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