13 Jun 2007 at 21:17 #1 Butters Butters Permabanned Joined 22 Apr 2007 Posts 1,805 pls help I can't seem to find what I'm looking for on MS site. My clients can't connect unless I drop the firewall on the server which is not really ideal Can someone help?
pls help I can't seem to find what I'm looking for on MS site. My clients can't connect unless I drop the firewall on the server which is not really ideal Can someone help?
13 Jun 2007 at 21:23 #2 Deleted member 58846 Deleted member 58846 I don't see why you need the firewall on in the first place.
13 Jun 2007 at 21:32 #3 marc2003 marc2003 Soldato Joined 6 Feb 2004 Posts 20,859 Location England http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555381
13 Jun 2007 at 21:42 #4 Butters Butters Permabanned OP Joined 22 Apr 2007 Posts 1,805 zen62619 said: I don't see why you need the firewall on in the first place. Click to expand... Its an internet facing Server
zen62619 said: I don't see why you need the firewall on in the first place. Click to expand... Its an internet facing Server
13 Jun 2007 at 21:45 #5 wasc wasc Soldato Joined 21 Oct 2002 Posts 3,008 Location At home of course :p Butters said: Its an internet facing Server Click to expand... Either the server is behind a broadband router or similar in which case it should be protected by the firewall on the router. If the server has the net comming straight into it (i.e two network cards, one having a public IP), then something like ISA firewall would be better.
Butters said: Its an internet facing Server Click to expand... Either the server is behind a broadband router or similar in which case it should be protected by the firewall on the router. If the server has the net comming straight into it (i.e two network cards, one having a public IP), then something like ISA firewall would be better.