Use this setting to specify the re-usage delay. Reusage Delay An explicitly allocated TCP port can be re-used after a pause, which should not be smaller than the OS TCP TIME_WAIT time period. When this option is not selected, UDP and TCP ports are allocated using the first (lowest) available port in the port range. Round-Robin Allocation When this option is selected, UDP and TCP ports are allocated evenly using the entire port range. If the CommuniGate Pro server is behind a NAT/Firewall, make sure that all TCP connections received by the NAT/Firewall for these portsĪre relayed to the CommuniGate Pro Server. TCP Ports This setting specifies the port number range to be used for outgoing TCP connections, including proxy operations. The NAT/Firewall for these ports are relayed to the CommuniGate Pro Server. If the CommuniGate Pro Server is behind a NAT/Firewall, make sure that all UDP packets received by UDP This setting specifies the port number range to be used for UDP proxy operations. The Server OS uses to communicate with computers on the LAN. Use the Server LAN IP Address setting to select the Server own IP Address which addresses cannot be contacted directly from the Internet. So the CommuniGate Pro Server knows which addresses are belong to NAT'ed ('local') addresses, The list of LAN IP Addresses is used to support Real-Time (voice, video, etc.) communications, You may want to include the LAN addresses into the Client IP Addresses list. To be able to relay E-mails and Signals to any Internet destination. Usually, you want all E-mail and Real-Time (VoIP/IM) clients connecting from the LAN addresses The Network Address Lists section explains the list format. LAN (local networks) the CommuniGate Pro Server needs to serve. Software retrieved from the Server OS configuration. The LAN IP Addresses table initially contains the addresses the CommuniGate Pro Lines starting with the semicolon symbol, and empty lines are comment lines. The specified IP address or the address range is excluded from the list composed using the preceding lines.Ī comment (separated with the semicolon ( ) symbol) the can be placed at the end of a line. The first IP address can be preceded with the exclamation point ( !) symbol. The range includes all addresses with the specified higher bits. The remaining lower bits of theĪddress must be zero. It specifies how many higher bits of the specified address are valid. The mask value should be between 1 and 32 for IPv4 addresses and between 1 and 128 for IPv6 addresses. an address and a numeric mask, separated with the slash ( /) symbol.an address range - two IP addresses separated with the minus ( -) symbol: a range includes both IP addresses and all.

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