No, Pg Admin connects to 5432 as that is PostgreSQL's server port.
One popular misconfiguration I've seen is that the connection/traffic is
*to* port 5432 on the server, not from port 5432 on the client.
So, depending on your firewall you need rule 1 on it's own (if it
supports keeping state) or rule 1 AND 2:
Rule 1: Allow from <client IP> to <server IP> destination port 5432
source port any
Rule 2: Allow from <server IP> to <client IP> destination port any
source port 5432
If that doesn't work, post the relevant section of your firewall
configuration.
Andy.
Ronny Ritongadi (LINC Solution) wrote:
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> I have a postgresql database at the server, with firewall protected.
> And I want to access the database remotely using pgadmin on the client
> side. I have configured the postgre configuration file in such way
> that the client can access the database remotely using pgadmin, but
> when I turn on the firewall (which I have open the port 5432 to the
> specific IP –client) it won’t connect. Is pgadmin use another port
> other than 5432?
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> Regards,
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