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12/17/2012 03:35:52
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pkhamre
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I can't get it working. Is there any other ports I need forwarded apart from TCP:9520?
My scheme is this:
Workstation -> Login server -> Terracotta server
So I setup a SSH tunnel through the login server to the terracotta server instance at port 9520.
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12/20/2012 00:00:43
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gyan10
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You will need the -s to turn SSL on, then use valid credentials to authenticate.
You need to explicitly tell it you'll be connecting to a secured environment.
Hope this will help. If this will nto resolve your problem, please come back with your TC version.
Cheers!!
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12/20/2012 00:05:35
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pkhamre
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gyan10 wrote:
You will need the -s to turn SSL on, then use valid credentials to authenticate.
You need to explicitly tell it you'll be connecting to a secured environment.
Hope this will help. If this will nto resolve your problem, please come back with your TC version.
Cheers!!
Not sure if I get what you mean, as I set up an SSH tunnel so localhost:9520 on my machine is transparently tunneled to the Terracotta-server. Do you mean to use the -s option to the ssh-client when I setup the tunnel?
We are using Terracotta 3.5.4.
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