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RE: [FW1] ADSL and Checkpoints Secure Remote
Hi.
Just to add my comments to this, when I was setting up
a BT aDSL connection in the UK, the small print stated that H323 applications
would not be passed by their routers, effectively blocking any sort of secure
connection. I suggest checking with the aDSL provider to make sure that
they are passing that traffic for you.
James.
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RE: [FW1] Changing
TCP Session TimeoutsCan you ping the exchange server? If so, it is probably
name resolution issue, as Exchange client/outlook always uses a hostname.
Either sort out your name reoslution, or add a line to
lmhosts.
Symon -----Original Message----- From:
[email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]On
Behalf Of Harvey, Jon Sent: 07 June 2001 02:17 Cc:
[email protected] Subject: [FW1] ADSL and
Checkpoints Secure Remote Importance: High
I am
trying to connect to my offices Exchange server from my home PC, running
thru a router, to an aDSL connection. I have been able to go thru
Secure Remote and input my user name and password. For some
reason the Exchange server cannot be connected. Has anyone had this
problem, or has anyone been able to get around this?
Thanks Jon Harvey
Jon Harvey Chief
Analyst Nasdaq Japan Inc. Tel:
[email protected]
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