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Sam Gentile

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Sam Gentile is a Microsoft .NET Consultant who has been working with .NET since the earliest
ES/COM+ FAQ and On The Road to Indigo: A Prescriptive Guide Posted: Mar 5, 2004 4:14 PM
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Two extremely useful things for me today: the first is the ES/COM+ FAQ  that Robert pointed us to that we have been using to troubleshoot a nasty firewall issue with ES all day:

Q:

[2.3] ServicedComponents use DCOM but my components must be deployed with a firewall. How can I configure DCOM to be firewall friendly?

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A:

With Windows 2000 (SP3 or QFE 18.1) or Windows Server 2003 COM+ applications can be configured to use a static endpoint.  This allows you to open only 2 ports in the firewall.  Port 135 for the RPC and the specific port for the COM+ application.

For more information see Q312960 - Cannot Set Fixed Endpoint for a COM+ Application

Unfortunately, that isn't the answer yet and we we still have the problem after doing everything in every document so far.

The second is extremely useful for figuring out what to do with today's distributed .NET architectures for Indigo. As Christian blogs, “Rich Turner blogs about On the road to Indigo: Prescriptive Guidance for Today's Technologies Part of this blog: plans with Enterprise Services: It is planned to extend the ES/COM+ infrastructure to talk Indigo on the wire so that ES/COM+ components can call and be called by Indigo Services.“

Read: ES/COM+ FAQ and On The Road to Indigo: A Prescriptive Guide

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