Working With Firewalls
Most Personal Firewalls in the market today are able to allow the user to configure specific applications to bypass the firewall. In our case, the personal firewall must be configured to allow the following VMobility Client programs:
- ipdmember.exe - main program
- ipdke.exe - program in charge of most security activities
- ipdfileshare.exe -secured file sharing program
- ipddiag.exe (optional) - diagnostic tool
- vncviewer.exe - VNC viewer (for remote desktop access to other systems)
- winvnc.exe -VNC server (allows other system to remotely control your system)
- confg.exe -NetMeeting program
- addprinter2 -remote printing
- mapdrive2 -drive mappin
These Files are located in the following directories:
- ipdmember, ipdke ipdfileshare and ipddiag files are under the VMobility Client installation directory: e.g. C:\Program Files\Virterra Networks\VMobility
- addprinter2 and drivemap2 are located at C:\Program Files\Virterra Networks\VMobility/help
- VNC files are located under the desktopsharing subdirectory
- NetMeeting file is located at C:\Program Files\NetMeeting\conf.exe
Certain firewalls may require the creation of a trusted zone for the VMobility Client Virtual Network range. If required, the trusted zone must be configured with the following IP Address range:
- IP Address: 1.0.0.0
- Subnet mask: 255.0.0.0
Some firewalls it may be necessary to configure an outbound port to allow our VMobility DNR protocol to access the Internet. If the port the DNR protocol is trying to access is blocked, you will get a Refresh failed error while joining the VMobility Network. The DNR protocol will attempt to use the following ports to make outbound connections: UDP 20202, TCP 443, TCP 80. The safest port to use is UDP port 20202.
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