To access the time clock application remotely, while using the SSL data encryption What port do I forward if SSL Data Encryption is enabled?Ī. I do not have to append a port# to the end of it, so apparently it defaults to 443, which is strange, because the manual says it uses port 80, not port 443, so I guess it's just redirecting it to 443. The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.Īlso, I'm able to access the Time Clock just by typing its IP when connected via this VPN connection. SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum permissible length. 'Secure Connection Failed' An error occurred during a connection to 192.168.2.45:9844. I just tried it using 192.168.2.45:9844, and this time I got a different message. I'm not at the office, but I can remote in using my VPN client. I can though type my static WAN IP followed by :8443, and successfully connect to the firewall interface, so hopefully that helps narrow it down. Which of course it has, since the port testing site still says port 9844 is closed for some reason.

Yet, when I type my static WAN IP followed by :9844, it says The connection has timed out.

Time Clock Service configured for port 9844 Here are my steps, please tell me what I could be missing: Port Forwarding Tester linked here Opens a new window, it says it's still Closed! I don't understand how it can still be closed. When I check if the port is actually open using the The manual said I could use port 80, and if port 80 is unavailable, I can use port 9844 as an alternative. So there is no problem accessing the firewall interface via the static WAN IP using 8443, yet I have configured the Zywall to open and forward port 9844 TCP as the manual states to do, but I can not connect to the time clock. It's behind a Zywall USG 100, and the WAN has a static IP that I can successfully log into the Zywall with using port 8443. I'm trying to access my time clock remotely (TotalPass Proximity Time Clock).

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