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Did you try setting up the VOIP on a different network? i.e. if the Firewall is on 192.168.0.# try putting the VOIP device on 192.168.1.# -- or any diffent 3rd octet. LMC IT/MIS "Never stop learning.

Finally found it. The .pst file was corrupt. Don't know if the anti virus caused the problem or not. Deleted the .pst and created a new profile. Everything now works. Thanks. LMC IT/MIS "Never stop learning.

The problem persists with NO anti virus on the computer LMC IT/MIS "Never stop learning.

Are your MX records set up at your ISP or Web Host? LMC IT/MIS "Never stop learning.

Fair question, but I often find that the reason it happens is more difficult and time consuming than the solution to solve it. LMC IT/MIS "Never stop learning.

Outlook with SP3 (MS Office XP) was working fine. We updated Nortorn Anti virus 2004 to 2005 and Outlook would still load -- and we could see emails, but we could not open any emails. The hourglass would just be there forever. If we removed Anti Virus, AND ran Outlook Repair fine for awhile...

I fixed it... Moved the files in /photogallery folders to main folder with a "t" added to the file name to indicate thumbnail. England is done. I need to redo the rest. I have other ways to create photo galleries that do not have this problem. LMC IT/MIS "Never stop learning.

That is where Frontpage put them. I doubled checked in WS FTP -- and yes the photos are there. I moved and renamed the first photo for England to "englandmarket" withouit spaces. Still no luck. LMC IT/MIS "Never stop learning.

I just eleminate these files from the backup. Who knows what Windows keeps open or why. LMC IT/MIS "Never stop learning.

I created a photo gallery in Frontpage 2003. It looks fine in FrontPage Preview, but on my website it does not show the thumbnails. If you click on a photo you see the photo however. The web site is http://photos.abelson.com LMC IT/MIS "Never stop learning.

ISP was blocking them. I have 53 clients and sent an email to all of them. Locked at more than 50 per hour. Moved email to a different domain and a different port. Thanks. LMC IT/MIS "Never stop learning.

On my email server port 25 seems to be blocked. I cannot telnet to my mail server. I do have a firewall, with NO OUTBOUND RESTRICTIONS. I CAN telnet to my mail server from port 25 from other PCs. How can I check this out? LMC IT/MIS "Never stop learning.

Found it thanks. It was unchecked. The name eventually started showing up by itself. LMC IT/MIS "Never stop learning.

Where can I find "Check if the hide from global address book is ticked." LMC IT/MIS "Never stop learning.

Joan worked for the company. Joan left the company. Mary took over Joan's job. Instead of reconfiguring all the settings on the local PC, we just changed the name Joan to Mary on the PC and the server...and reset the passwords. We also changed the Exchange mailbox. This caused email sent by...

FYI the cross over thing did not work. What was your thought about NOT changing the network if I put the firewall inside? I will only have sporadic access to the internet from about 2pm today until November 15 -- so if I take awhile to reply be patient. LMC IT/MIS "Never stop learning.

Yes, I can change the IP if the firewall is outside the vonage device. I did try DMZ. When I get a chance, I'll pick up or make up a cross over cable. Thanks. LMC IT/MIS "Never stop learning.

Firewall between cablem modem and vonnage device: I can address the Vonnage device...but here is the weird thing: The device is ALWAYS accessible at 192.168.102.1. However, Vonnage says, when used with a router or firewall and a static IP do not use 1 as the last octet. So, when I set it to...

Vonnage (not using VPN)...Just RDP and PCAnywhere. With firewall inside the Vonnage, anything I did from here to the internet was fine. Any attempt to connect to here from the internet was blocked, even though ports were open. With the firewall outside the Vonnage, the the Vonnage Device could...

I have a Vonnage Motorola VT100 VoIP connection. I also have a Symantec Firewall 360. If anyone has worked successfully with this or a similiar configuration, please let me know what you did. 1.... When I first tried to make them work together, I put the firewall between the Motorola VoIP...