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Unable to connect to Domain Controller

Postby jlpk007 » Nov 02 06 1:34 am

I am unable to connect to my Domain Controller(win2k3)

Domain controller(DC) is behind wingate and the machine(A) connecting to it is outside of wingate.

Rough sketch
DC<--------------->WINGATE<------------->Machine A
machine A and wingate is connected via same switch.I am able to ping DC from Machine and vice versa.

Port Open:
135/TCP
53/TCP
88/TCP
389/TCP
445/TCP

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Postby adrien » Nov 02 06 7:18 pm

Hi

You need to add

53/UDP (for DNS to domain controller)

137/UDP (for netBios name resolution)
138/UDP (for SMB)
139/TCP (for SMB)

Also this traffic needs to be routed, without translating addresses (i.e. NAT won't work).

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Postby jlpk007 » Nov 06 06 5:54 pm

adrien wrote:Hi

You need to add

53/UDP (for DNS to domain controller)

137/UDP (for netBios name resolution)
138/UDP (for SMB)
139/TCP (for SMB)

Also this traffic needs to be routed, without translating addresses (i.e. NAT won't work).

Adrien


Hi Adrien,

Just to check,do i just open the above port u stated or is it additional port i had to open on top of mine?
traffic need to routed mean i need to redirect packet to my domain controller right.?Thanks.

Thank You
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Postby jlpk007 » Jan 09 07 9:53 pm

does wingate supports a machine to connect to a domain controller behind it.like my first post,

thx..
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Postby jlpk007 » Jul 10 07 11:08 pm

I have tried to open the following port but it doesnt work...any additional port or is ad using random port to connect ?

53/UDP (for DNS to domain controller)
137/UDP (for netBios name resolution)
138/UDP (for SMB)
139/TCP (for SMB)
135/TCP
53/TCP
88/TCP
389/TCP
445/TCP

Thank You.
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Postby jamesc » Jul 12 07 10:57 pm

*Just want to add some minor comments.

1. For Machine A to know where to log into the domain, it needs to have the AD DNS Server setup for its DNS.

2. If you are not sure what ports to open, then check the firewall tab in WinGate after Machine A tries to login.
GateKeeper --> View menu --> Firewall.
The changes between version 6.x releases can be reviewed here:
http://www.wingate.com/showfaq.php?faqid=2

Skype: wingatejames
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