Hello, When I want to access to my home computer with its public IP address, I have the menu of the gateway (it's a USR9106). In fact, after entering my ID and password, I'd like to access to the explorer of windows, not to have the options of my gateway How can I do that ? thanks Francois -- Francois A. _________ Excellent newsreader : http://www.**--****.com/
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Hi All, My Scenario: - Firebox III 1000 - 2 Exchange Servers (SBS 2003 and 2000) - 2 Public IP's NATed to Private IP's on the boxes - Firebox service configured (years ago) and ports 80 and 443 are open - Added new NAT to existing OWA rule and now allowing SBS traffic out through same rule - 2 NIC's in the SBS2003 box (which is the one I have the issue with) - Exchange 2000 OWA works fine (has for years) - Can trace all the way to the public IP on the FB (for the SBS box) - No traffic appears in FB logs for any port on the SBS server's IP (have enabled logging for both accepted and denied packets) - Can access OWA internally on SBS2003 server - ISA 2004 on SBS configured to allow all traffic through (temporarily) What am I missing? I cannot get a response from the server. Also have had a couple of people look at the FB and SBS with no progress or suggestions at all. Help greatly appreciated. Merrick - 2. ws_FTP asking to act as a server
ws_FTP is asking to act as a server, as reported by Zone Alarm firewall. Should I say allow or disallow? Thanks -- Nospam - 3. Recommendatons for Hardware based anti-virus anyone?
XXXX@XXXXX.COM wrote: > Hi, am looking for a hardware based solution to put on the edge of the > network of our dorms so that we don't have to go around and install > anti-virus individually on each student's pc. Is there anyone out there > that has any experience and recommendations for a hardware based > anti-virus appliance? > > Thanks, > > Steve > You might get a better response in comp.security.firewalls. - 4. PPTP over Zyxel NAT and win2003 server
Hi, I have a win2003 server behind a Zywal with full NAT. In the win2003 server I have 2 NIC's, each one with a privat IP and both public IP over NAT. The DHCP server is on another machine, win2000 server, in the same LAN. I setup a PPTP VPN (TCP/IP1723 fw and GRE on Zyxel). No VPN Zyxel firewal, only NAT. Parameters: auth=MS CHAPv2, encr=MPPE 128, compression MPPC >From LAN, the VPN is connected and autheticated >From outside (from WAN) I'm not authenticated! with netstat the port 1723 on server is open (this mean the firewall settings are ok... I suppose) Any ideea about this? Thanks a lot.
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by Almaleh » Wed, 15 Mar 2006 07:02:12 GMT
Re: IP / modem
by Sebastian Gottschalk » Wed, 15 Mar 2006 07:05:48 GMT
VNC? Windows Remote Desktop? Port forwarding? But it seems you're mixing it with HTTP access to your gateway. There is no general way to pass control and credentials to a remote desktop session from an authenticated HTTP session, especially not without any client software (besides that for VNC there are some Java applets).
Re: IP / modem
by Almaleh » Fri, 17 Mar 2006 04:37:05 GMT
thanks for your reply. In fact, I wanted not to use VNC Francois -- Francois A. _________ Excellent newsreader : http://www.**--****.com/
Re: IP / modem
by Almaleh » Sat, 18 Mar 2006 15:44:45 GMT
chris a formulla demande : >>> thanks for your reply. In fact, I wanted not to use VNC >>> Francois >>>> >> >> VPN? No, the light software VNC Francois -- Francois A. _________ Excellent newsreader : http://www.**--****.com/
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