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This is probably a bit late but can you copy the files from the offline folder into a local folder before you delete the offline files folder. Of course you are then stuck trying to merge the directories but you atleast have not lost that data. You might be able to use the modified date to...

I have to ask why the static IP on the remote user end for RDP? (I know the so you can restrict via remote IP answer) As far as remote access is it that you are more interested in people running applications on your servers or are you more interested in file access? Are both a requirement? As...

Good luck with the flash drive. My linux boxes read my flsh drive just fine so i don't think a mac will have any issue with it. Earlier in the post the idea of networking the two computers with a crossover cable was mentioned. If both conmputers were windows you would not need to assign IP...

In the XP task schedular there is a little box that says Run only of logged on. I know it is kind of obvious but make sure it isn't checked. Also make sure the computer is not in standby at the time scheduled. I have noticed a few computers that have problems running scheduled tasks and the...

When you configured the blacklists did you configure the return status codes? Also have you tried disabling one or the other blocklists? Did you change any other settings under message delivery? Jeremy Giacobbe MCSE, CCNA

It isn't too bad to get RPC over HTTP (Outlook Anywhere) working but it only works with the Outlook 2003 clients. Since it has been configured on my server there has been no extra administration required by me. It does require some extra configuration on the client but that too isn't bad. I...

I don't have any experience with the netpilot firewall and vpn clients. Do your vpn clinets pull a dns/wins server address when they connect? My cisco VPN clients use our internal DNS servers when they connect to the network. What fiddling with DNS/Wins did you do to get it to connect? You...

What version of Exchange and Outlook are you using? If both Exchange and Outlook are 2003 then configure the RPC over HTTP features and forget the VPN. Works very good once your get it up and going. Outlook just works everywhere now. Only Outlook 03 and better and Exchange 03 support the rpc...

I have an Exchange server 2003 on Windows Server 2003 both enterprise editions. The server becomes unreachable for a minute or two at a time. All connectivity to the server is lost. Shares, RDP and Outlook all cannot connect. The only thing that sticks out in the event logs is Event ID 8021...

If the firewall uses standard IPSec then it probably uses udp 500 for encrypted ipsec traffic and ip port 50 for isakmp. Some vpns use udp 4500 instead of ip port 50 to deal with NAT. Jeremy Giacobbe MCSE, CCNA

I finaly (finally googled that java error) figured out how to get to PDM but get an error about the alias commands not being supported. The warning dialog suggests I use outside nat to replace the alias commands. After looking at various posts and cisco.com I just want some clarification as to...

Sounds like you just need a static nat with an acces list on your outside interface to allow traffic in. static (inside,outside) 10.X.X.26 192.168.10.12 netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0 Creates a staic NAT from 10.x.x.26 to 192.168.10.12 access-list example permit tcp any host 10.X.X.26 eq http...

Does the outside of your pix use the public IPs from your provider? You made need to update your NAT. Jeremy Giacobbe MCSE, CCNA

I havn't messed with a vpn concentrator but if it works like the vpn client on the pix then are you assigning IPs from a pool on the concentrator? I am not entirely sure on what your setup is here. Assuming: AP-->VPN Concentrator--->Pix If the VPN concentrator hands out IP addresses to it's...

I have yet to upgrade mine to 7.X software but I have been told that configuring them is getting much easier. A year ago when I started messing with my firewall I only had experience on cisco routers. Bought a book, looked at a lot of examples on cisco's site. Find an example similar to what you...