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Hello, File - Open - "index.htm" this opens and now I have the 3 view tabs at the bottom and by default it is suppose to open in "Normal" view but the page is blank. The two tabs to the right of "Normal" are "HTML" and "Preview" - if I select...

I have created a few pages and have been doing many updates and edits. All of a sudden my first page index.htm will not display in the Normal View - thus I can no longer edit this page. I can still open the 2nd and 3rd page in Normal View and make changes if needed. If I open the index.htm...

you have &quot;no ip routing&quot; in your configuration. config t <enter> ip routing <enter>

Is the DHCP service on the same physical Server that has BlackIce installed? If so - when the FW is operational and you send a DHCP Request to the server - does this trigger any events in the FW Log?

DHCP is based on bootp packets and is a broadcast and does not use ports. If your DHCP Server is on the same segment as your clients then I can't see any reason that the Firewall would interfere with DHCP. If by chance your DHCP Server is remote and your using your router to forward these...

Yes, configuring a port to use switchport mode multi vlan allows you to make a port a member of two or more vlans. But you can not do this if you have trunking configured on this switch.

It looks like you don't have any interfaces configured because they should show up as local connected routes. It also looks as if you have neither static or dynamic routing configured. What is the status of this router?

Hello, No, I don't believe that is technically feasible to launch 2 vpn connections from the same pc. I know that I cant. Good luck. ~CN~

Hello - I guess I don't agree with your Server Admin, because there is no way I know of that the ISP can not permit IPSEC because it goes back to the Nat Traversal and the way it operates - The VPN Client determines that it needs to encapsulate the IPSEC packet with UDP wrapper (another header)...

When your frozen and you go to a cmd prompt - can you ping by host name? ping yahoo.com If not I would say this is DNS issue. Instead of rebooting next time at the cmd prompt type ipconfig /renew and see if this refreshes the ip address information and try connecting again. Do you happen to...

Hello, If you have a default gateway set on your pc and that is the router in question then I pretty certain you have the mac address of this interface in your arp cache at a cmd prompt type arp -a So in this case you would not need to send a arp request. But if you didnt have default...

Hello - I am sure that Public address will solve the problem. I still believe that if your Nortel Client supports Nat-Traversal which is the same as UDP encapsulation and the target VPN Device supports it - you should be able to fly behind the Nat device. But it would have to be configured on...

An Arp request on a local segment is a layer 2 broadcast. Routers by default do not forward broadcasts, so the router is sending back the interfaces mac address and this continues along the path to your layer 3 destination ip address.

That is interesting and your right - this definately smells of something.. I think will turn out to be a bad move in the end.

If not the ISP, I wouldn't blame tek-tips.com for dropping all ping attempts from the outside. By doing this they can cut down the chance of a Denial of Service attack or people using ping-scanners to probe for open ports.. My bet is that they have their firewall configured to drop all icmp...

Ok try a trace route using the tracert x.x.x.x (ftp server Ip address) see where it drops off. The fact that the ping returned a time out message and not a host unreachable leads me to believe its getting dropped somewhere along the line. Good Luck ~CN~

Are you certain your forwarding the correct ports? you might try forwarding a second set.. Sounds like you should be working but check out this link for some information regarding the different ports that pcAnywhere uses depending on the version of pcAnywhere your using...

Just some troubleshooting steps going on some assumptions get to a command prompt on the dial up PC once connected to the ISP (assuming she is dialing an ISP) and try to ping your FTP Server first. If the ping makes it - then just stay at the command prompt and try using the command line ftp...

show file systems <enter> Try &quot;copy tftp flash:&quot; - don't forget the colon - but do not include the quotes &quot; &quot; ~CN~

If you have 6 computers connected to your home network and they can all access the internet then you are doing NAT (Network Address Translation)more specifically NATP or PAT - which is &quot;many to one&quot; - this means that all the private addresses on your home network sharing the public IP...