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...3. You may also want the IPSO documentation install package for completeness. You will need a Nokia support site login to get these files. You *may* be able to get the ipso.tgz and nic-doc3x.tgz files from another Nokia unit depending on how it was last rebuilt. If all else fails you...

Bonjour ! You have a small problem, in that the IP330 has the bootmanager and partition tables laid down at the beginning of the disk and the IP330 has no method of installing or booting from a CDROM or floppy. Officially, the answer is to send the device to Nokia along with a big cheque if...

OK, quick HOWTO for Bootmanager based systems: 1. Power the machine on and wait for the system to start to boot. If you get a menu choice, then hit "1" to start BootManager. 2. When BootManager starts to boot, be ready. Once you see the line: Type any character to enter command mode. Hit a...

...on either the hard drive or a flash device and the repair is more complex (but quite achievable). Once you are sure the system is trying to boot, *then* look at the console port for output (using a known-good cable/terminal emulator combination as Piloria suggests). If the boot fails in any...

...isn't too large and complex, then probably just pushing what you have and fixing what breaks is an option. If this isn't an option, contact a *genuine* Check Point expert who *may*, for enough cash, help you reverse back the rulebase from stored bits and pieces on the Nokia. If you speak to...

There are a few things that could cause your problem: 1. The Express licensing patch hasnt been installed and the license isn't being seen properly. 2. The license hasnt been properly installed. Both of these wouldnt show to an inexperienced installer since the 15 day eval period would mask...

If he was any kind of pro, he would have made sure you had a reliable backup process in place before he left ;) ======================================== Find out about what I do for a living at http://www.ascltd.co.uk ========================================

ugh... well.. it's possible to spend a bit of time reverse-engineering things to reconstruct the rulebase... not trivial though ! I have done it in a limited way on occasions for clients.. more usually when you are looking for compile anomalies than DR though.. How many rules are we talking...

Just as well.. I was having a bad day yesterday... LOL ! :) ======================================== Find out about what I do for a living at http://www.ascltd.co.uk ========================================

...management server is inside a gateway, the remote module will (correctly) attempt to load policy from an unreachable address. I didn't say that it *must* be on a public address, rather that things are simplest and most reliable when this is the case. If you revert to the manual 4.1-esque...

It's saying that the firewall Admin hasn't got his RADIUS authentication configuration working properly. You need to go back to him and show him what is happening, I suspect that you'll get the same problems if you dial up using a modem. ======================================== Find out...

I am a little confused by the original post, so I'll try to describe what you *should* be doing rather than trying to fix your original statement per-se. Let's start with some myths and try to clear the air a little. There is no relationship between VPNs, NAT'ing and ARP'ing. It is quite...

Whether or not it makes sense to NAT 2 different inbound addresses to the same protected IP address, it is very easy to do using manual static NAT. The problem is actually for outbound initiated connections, since you must select just one address for the outbound connection. As for the...

That's a pretty personal view. You should maybe take a slightly less biased look at what Linux, Solaris, Windows and Nokia can actually offer you before writing them off in such an out-of-hand manner though. Remember Check Point don't occupy the market leading position for no good reason...

one question... Why ????? ======================================== Find out about what I do for a living at http://www.ascltd.co.uk ========================================

...you want into a single directory on your FTP server before you start. The following process should work fine for ANY Nokia platform EXCEPT IP440 *** UNLESS it is currently installed with IPSO 3.21 or earlier **** Put the following files into your FTP directory: ipso.tgz...

Don't use automatic NAT rules, they are hard to control and they make rule implications that are neither apparent nor usually desirable. If you simply want to hide anything within the 10.0.0.0/8 range, make a separate network object and use it in a manual NAT rule. If you need help making a...

Check out http://www.nokiasecurity.com for help with flakey Nokia units that aren't covered by Nokia support. ======================================== Find out about what I do for a living at http://www.ascltd.co.uk ========================================

You don't need to use the bootdisk, in fact this is potentially a very awkward route. You should be able to use the command prompt to do this in about 5 minutes. Look at http://www.nokiasecurity.com and see if they can help you with your Nokia problems...

If you have a clash of address space between the encryption domain behind the firewall, and the local addresses assigned by the home router then you'll have problems. You could move to SecureClient with Office Mode which will get rid of the issue, or if you need to stick with SecuRemote I...