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Javier, > Regarding the LDM, can an LDM be configured to push products to many LDMs? > I am assuming it does that. The LDM is designed to push data-products to multiple, downstream LDM-s. > Also, when using LDMs, did you have any problems with customers firewalls > when pushing files? An upstream LDM site must allow incoming TCP connections to port 388 (similar to allowing incoming TCP connections to a web server listening on port 80). If this is not done, then the upstream LDM will not be able to distribute data-products to downstream sites. Downstream LDM sites must allow outgoing TCP connections to port 388 (similar to allowing outgoing TCP connections to a web server). If this is not done, then a downstream site will not be able to receive any data-products via its LDM. > Thanks, > Javier Regards, Steve Emmerson Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: HSY-596665 Department: Support LDM Priority: Normal Status: Closed