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This question was closed Jan 10, 2016 at 10:48 PM by German Attanasio Ruiz for the following reason:

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Watson needs to connect to our internal server: which IPs should i allow in the firewall?

Question by Agent1994 (0) | Oct 29, 2015 at 12:39 PM watson firewall

A customer of mine (i'm a sysadmin) needs Watson to connect to an internal Microsoft SQL Server. The obvious next step is to create a destination nat rule to their internal server, ie: EXTERNAL_IP:1433 to INTERNAL_SERVER:1433.

They dont want to expose their SQL server to the entire Internet, and they want to just allow Watson's IPs.

Where can i find this?

PS: I can use another port other than 1433, but it's still not secure.

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When you saw "Watson" which service/product are referring to?

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