Search results for query: *

The only way to get this working is to create a HTTP Filter and then configure the outgoing for the website.

Open up the Policy Manager and then do th follwoing: 1. Click on Setup => Intrusion Prevention => Default Packet Handling and then uncheck the option for 'Block SYN Flood Attacks' and also uncheck 'Auto-Block source of Packets not handled'. Click on Ok 2.Click on Setup => Intrusion Prevention...

Yes you can try using NCP VPN client v2.11 and above. I am also provviding you some links from the watchguard website that might be of help. https://www.watchguard.com/help/smalloffice/71/configmuvpn/config30.htm https://www.watchguard.com/help/smalloffice/71/configmuvpn/configu6.htm

Please elaborate as to what exactly you want to do and what is the model of the Firebox you are using and the software version that is currently running on it.

The Firebox will never allow broadcast traffic to pass through the tunnel.

In Fireware Pro, the 'ANY' service gets auto created...so you can just check it out. So can assign a Secondary address range for your Trusted interface and then assign Virtual IP Address from this Secondary Address that you assigned in your Trusted Interface.

Incase you are using WSM 7.x, you need to create an 'Any' service. The 'Any' service will have the following properties: Incoming: From - ipsec_users To - Trusted Outgoing: From - Trusted To - ipsec_users Save the configuration onto the Firebox and then check it out.

If you are using WFS, the follow the steps listed below: 1. Open up the Policy Manager. 2. Click on Setup => NAT => Advanced => 1 to 1 NAT setup. 3. Place a check mark on Enable 1 to 1 NAT and then click on Add. 4. For NAT base put in the Public IP Address i.e .18 5. For Real base put in the...

This message states that the TCP connection is being RESET due to some internal policy. To resolve this issue, try the following: 1. You might have configured a custom service for port 8000 and then might have configured a Static NAT on it. Delete this service and then create a new one and...

Yes you can surely use the OPT port and configure it for the 193.36.21.X network. To allow communication between them, you need to just place a check mark on the option to 'Allow traffic between Optional Network and Trusted Network'.

Also minimize the use of Proxies. It is always feasible to use a Proxy for Incoming connections and a Filter for Outgoing connections.

Try changing the Link Speed. Set it to the appropriate link speed with which you have optimum connection speed.

YOu can also try to update the server Firebox with the option to Expire Leasea nd push the client side informatin and then check it out. Regards, Srijan Nandi

I suppose you should upgrade to the latest software version if Fireware Pro 8.3.1 and WSM 8.3.1. Regards, Srijan Nandi

This error message you must be getting when configring VPN with Management Server. You will have to delete the device from the Management Server and then re-add the device. Afte re-adding the device, first update the Server Firebox to 'Expire Lease' and 'push the client side' information...

Hi, First of all check the Phase 1 and the Phase 2 settings on both the Fireboxes and match them. Then also make sure that the Routing policies are correct. If you are using software version 7.x on the Firebox X 700, then you need to create an 'Any' service there and configure them with...