What is your goal?I would like to find out how to work with different ports. I have an on prem solution and need to bring json back to DocuWare on prem. I know make uses port 443 like most other services but inside the email servers use that port. What would you recommend we do?
What is the problem & what have you tried?Need to document before continuing to build
Are you running Make on premise? We cannot help you with that, you should contact your account manager.
If you are using the regular Make cloud version, feel free to explain your question a bit more, because I don’t see how the port factors in.
Cheers,
Henk
Hi Henk.
The make.com scenario is not on prem. Only the DocuWare installation is on prem.
Basically the Security guy at the client wants to lock down anything and everything and he has their Exchange Server running on port 443 and does not want to use it for our project so I need to find a workaround if possible.
Hello @Renoux_Marais,
ok that makes sense. Still, the port of Make is not relevant, Make’s servers send outbound requests from these IP addresses: Allow connections to and from Make IP addresses - Help Center
It is quite simple though, if you want to expose DocuWare to the internet (which is required if you want to use Make), then the security should free up a port or route incoming traffic behind port 443 to DocuWare.
Alternatively, if exposing DocuWare to the internet is not an option, Make offers an on-premises agent that acts as a local bridge between Make’s cloud and your internal network without requiring any inbound firewall rules. Do note that this is an Enterprise feature and requires an Enterprise plan.
Cheers,
Henk