We have Tomcat running tomcat on Red Hat 5.1. We have our web application accessible to us on the local subnet with no problems. We have all firewalls turned off to prevent any problems. We are trying to load up the application from a remote location across a VPN that connects the two offices. We are able to open a test.html page from the remote location but we cannot open our web app from the remote location. Does Tomcat, by default, only allow local subnet access?
IP address of server is: 192.168.5.253 IP of local subnet is: 192.168.5.0/255.255.255.0 IP of remote subnet is: 10.10.1.0/255.255.255.0 If we hook up a windows machine, we are able to open up web pages on the IP using port 80 and 443. We have file sharing working between the remote location and the local office along with access to OWA from our two Windows servers. We can ping the red hat server and get a response back. We can also telnet from the remote location to the red hat server and login as root with no problems. The only thing we can't do is access our web app. Thank You, Charles
