>From: Melanie Wetzel <address@hidden> >Organization: University of Nevada/DRI >Keywords: 200311140121.hAE1L6Ob014357 McIDAS ADDE Hi Melanie, >To open the ports you indicated for ADDE access through our firewall, our >system manager asks for the list of IP addresses/names to be associated >with each individual port. If you want to setup your machine(s) to be able to provide data to users outside of the domain your server is on, then you would need to generate a list of sites you want to allow and then get a list of machine names and their corresponding IP addresses. You may not want to open your machines in this way, but I would request that you allow all machines from the unidata.ucar.edu domain (128.117.140.) in the same way that port 388 should be open for the LDM. If your firewall administrator refuses to do this, then please add the following three Unidata machines at a minimum: zero.unidata.ucar.edu 128.117.140.56 (Solaris SPARC) emo.unidata.ucar.edu 128.117.140.63 (FreeBSD) imogene.unidata.ucar.edu 128.117.140.28 (RedHat Linux) As to your own machines, I would have him/her allow all machines from your subnet(s). This would allow you to load McIDAS on any machine and be able to access the remote server on your ADDE remote server. Finally, to access the cooperating community servers that are out there, you will need to allow: adde.ucar.edu 128.117.13.119 papagayo.unl.edu 129.93.52.150 cacimbo.ggy.uga.edu 128.192.49.157 weather3.admin.niu.edu 131.156.8.48 atm.geo.nsf.gov 198.181.231.53 pscwx.plymouth.edu 158.136.64.59 io.sca.uqam.ca 132.208.133.165 uwamrc.ssec.wisc.edu 128.104.109.32 unidata2.ssec.wisc.edu 128.104.110.130 It seems to me that your firewall should be setup to only limit inbound connections, not outbound ones. With a setup like this, you would be able to access any machine out there that has data that you want to look at. One that we used the last day of the workshop (which you missed :-) was: aqua.ssec.wisc.edu 128.104.110.165 This contains Wisconsin fly over data from the MODIS instrument on the Aqua polar orbiter. It was very interesting to play with. >Thank you! No worries. Cheers, Tom
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