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Confirmed with the ISP today that they are filtering out all those ports. Thanks to all that replied.

Thanks guys, I'm starting to wonder if the ISP is blocking the traffic somehow, I'll look into that next...

I thought I could edit my post, but I guess not. Anyway, this is what it looks like now, still doesn't work though: ip address outside 99.99.99.1 255.255.255.0 ip address inside 10.62.1.2 255.255.0.0 global (outside) 1 interface nat (inside) 1 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 0 0 static (inside,outside) tcp...

Ooops, think I messed up my cut & paste, will fix it...

Hi everyone, I have a problem with what should be a simple Pix config. I have an internal subnet in the range of 10.62.0.0/16 behind a Pix which has one valid external IP address assigned, let's say 99.99.99.1. I need a mail server with an IP address of 10.62.1.1 on the internal subnet to...

I know this is an old thread, but if you're still interested, here's a product I'm currently implementing: http://www.eiqnetworks.com/products/NetworkSecurityAnalyzer.shtml I don't think ISA 2000 can push data to a syslog server, but this app will read the ISA log files and process them. It...

Shouldn't have to turn anything on in Active Directory. Just browse to the root of your website, usually c:\inetpub\wwwroot, or something like that. You can find out exactly where by checking the Home Directory tab in your website properties. Once you've found the folder, Right-click it...

If the group name has a space in it like nypak-workstation installers then put it in double quotes too. See if that solves your group problem. There could be permission problems here too. If the user that is logging in to the workstation does not have permissions to add members to the group...

Since you're new to this, the LDAP method may be a little too difficult. The GPO option is the best way, but if that doesn't work, then try your method from a command line. I did and it works, it looks like you'll need to use the double quotes. Example: net localgroup administrators...

Create a secondary zone for olddomain.com on one of your DNS servers in newdomain.com and configure it to do zone transfers from a DNS server in olddomain.com.

The best way to do this is to spoof your external DNS records internally with internal IP addresses. For example, on an internal DNS server, create a zone called y.com. Create an address record in this zone call mail and point it to the internal IP address of the mail server. Then as long as...

The intranet server should only be hosting the internal Active Directory integrated zone. It shouldn't even need to be created, it should appear automatically. Set the primary DNS on the Intranet server to another DNS server inside hosting the Active Directory domain, set the secondary DNS...

Don't know much about the ADTran routers, but they are either configured for DHCP Relay, or are bridging some traffic. Something else that seems strange is the DHCP clients should always accept the first response they get which should be the local DHCP server. Your problem suggests the remote...

If they always connect up from the same machine, you should be able to reserve their IP addresses in the DHCP scope using their MAC address.

Make sure the Administrator is assigned Full Control to the root of the drive, this will cause the permissions to flow down to each of the directories and files. The problem with this is if somewhere down the directory tree, the permissions are removed and new ones are reapplied which causes...