FireWall Access For TriNet
The following are the ways to enable your computer to access our TriNet server through your firewall. If you have an active firewall on your computer or on your network, you will need port 510 opened for inbound and outbound traffic. If it is a personal firewall you can follow the steps below. If it is a work or church firewall you may need to contact your IT department and have them open the port.
**Please note that we have not tested all of these solutions. We do not have each of these products to test. If you have any questions please contact us at help@trinet.tiu.edu and we will try to figure out a solution.**
McAfee
1. Open the security center
2. Go to the personal firewall plus icon (on the left side)
3. Click options button (top right, listed under “I Want To…”)
4. Click on system services icon (bottom left, under “Tools”)
5. On the system services screen, click the Add button
6. On the Edit Port Configuration window, give the program a description (TriNet). Add the ports for the platform in both the Incoming and Outgoing TCP/IP ports section (Port 510)
Norton
1. Click Personal Firewall and select preferences
2. Check “Enable More Control Over Services” -this will add a row of buttons under the “Protect These Internet Services” pane.
3. Click New and set the port number (510) in the service port field.
Internet Connection Firewall in Windows XP
1. Start ? click My Network places
2. Under Network Tasks, click View Network Connections
3. Right-click the connection that you use for the internet and click properties
4. Click Advanced Tab, and then click settings.
5. Click Add
6. In description box type name (Trinet: Port 510)
7. In External Port and Internal Port boxes type the port number (510)
8. Select TCP and then click Ok
Kaspersky
1. Settings
2. Anti-hacker
3. Rules for application
4. Double click iExplore
5. Click add
6. Enable port 510
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