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James, > Although LDM is event driven with no polling by the downstream client > required, does the LDM downstream client need to be able connect to the > upstream LDM server in order to establish a socket connection before > the upstream server can send data to the downstream system? In general, yes. There is a way that an upstream site can send a data-product to a downstream LDM server "out of the blue", but that mechanism is seldom used because it is much less robust than the standard mechanism. > For my situation, I have an firewall with access allow from Upstream > server (outside) to the downstream client (inside) but cannot get data > and the "ldmadmin tail" show connection errors to the upstream server. Can you do a notifyme(1) on the downstream host to the upstream LDM? Execute the command "man notifyme" for information on that utility. > Thanks in Advance, > > Jim Lane Regards, Steve Emmerson Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: BPZ-999930 Department: Support LDM Priority: Normal Status: Closed