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ACC Configs: Best Practice

I am getting ready to deploy an ACC to manage a Multi Astaro setup and was wondering what others have done for best practice.

I was initially going to place the ACC behind a NAT rule but I am rethinking that design. Since this setup will be managed remotely I thought it might be better to have the ACC on a public IP in the event a bad config breaks the NAT rule and renders the device inaccessible.

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0 Simon Shaw over 13 years ago

Mine's NAT'ed from a public IP. If it's inaccessible it's not a big issue for us.
We mostly use ACC for central up2date management and birdseye view of availability/licensing.
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0 Simon Shaw over 13 years ago

Mine's NAT'ed from a public IP. If it's inaccessible it's not a big issue for us.
We mostly use ACC for central up2date management and birdseye view of availability/licensing.
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0 Joe_Halleck over 13 years ago in reply to Simon Shaw

Good point.
Did you discover all the ports needed for proper operation when behind a NAT? I didn't want to waste a full IP address on the NAT. I assume 4422 but have not dug into the doc enough to determine if any other ports are needed for communications.
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