Hello,

I've got GoGlobal XP 2.1 (2.1.3.2179 to be exact)

Works fine on the local LAN and we are happy with it. We have support but just haven't upgraded yet.

Had our broadband provider open ALL IP ports on our connection so our firewall is doing all the blocking of unrequested traffic.

I forwarded all port 80 inbound traffic to the server running GG and I am able to get to the logon screen from any connection outside of our network. I am blocking NO outbound traffice from our server. I click on one of the clients and it downloads fine. But when it goes to complete the connection so I can get the logon prompt it gives me an error that says 'xxx.xx.xxx.xx is not running the Application Publishing Service' or words to that effect.

I'm guessing that beyond the port 80 connection to see/download the client the system is dynamically using other ports for the client-server communication. Can you guys tell me what other ports (if any) I need to open up for client-server communication? Or if that's not it tell me what else I could be missing. We have been running fine internally and I just want to get this setup so our outside offices can use the app that we publish.

Also I haven't upgraded because our current version works PERFECT. If I have to upgrade to do this let me know. If I have to is it seamless or is it going to be a mess. I have to be careful as I can't take down the office for an extended period of time.

Thank you for your time.

By default, GO-Global uses port 491. This can be changed but should not conflict with any other protocol running over the same port. See also the following posting: http://www.graphon.com/support/forum/viewtopic.php?t=29

Although the specific post is relative to GO-Global for UNIX, it will provide some related background info.

-Erik