How connect activemq server behind firewall or NAT

[laofuzhou <yo...@td-tech.com>]

I meet the problem.
The client want to connect the remote activemq server that is behind NAT.
1: The client ip is 10.59.1.99, and the NAT WAN IP is 10.59.1.1.
2: The activemq server ip is 192.168.167.89 and the NAT LAN IP is
192.168.167.63.
3: I have set the NAT Port 1099/61616 to 192.168.167.89
When the client connect the activemq server, it get exception about
connection timed out.

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Re: How connect activemq server behind firewall or NAT

[James Strachan <ja...@gmail.com>]

On 6/12/07, laofuzhou <yo...@td-tech.com> wrote:
>
> I meet the problem.
> The client want to connect the remote activemq server that is behind NAT.
> 1: The client ip is 10.59.1.99, and the NAT WAN IP is 10.59.1.1.
> 2: The activemq server ip is 192.168.167.89 and the NAT LAN IP is
> 192.168.167.63.
> 3: I have set the NAT Port 1099/61616 to 192.168.167.89
> When the client connect the activemq server, it get exception about
> connection timed out.

You need to run an ActiveMQ broker which is visible; then the activemq
server behind NAT connects to it; then your client connets to the
broker which is visible. Try setting up a one-way store & forward
network (from NAT to the visible broker)
http://activemq.apache.org/networks-of-brokers.html

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