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  1. b4rtm4n

    Problems with Firebox 700 and PDF files

    Yeh, found that saving the file file then opening works best. It's not to do with activex or java as I've got those enabled. I'm 100% (ish) certain that it's the content type that causes the problem. When you opt 2 save the file does it suddenly bypass this ruleset?? $cd /pub $more beer...
  2. b4rtm4n

    NTFS security trouble

    No worries M8! 8) $cd /pub $more beer www.security-forums.com
  3. b4rtm4n

    Cisco 2600 router & hyperterminal

    Intermittently I've had this problem. It's always been due to another com port being installed (virtual com ports mainly). Do you have a modem or pda attached to this machine? $cd /pub $more beer www.security-forums.com
  4. b4rtm4n

    Router 3660 blocking specific ports

    Also have a look at Cisco Access lists field guide --- mcGraw Hill Cisco IOS access lists --- O'Reilly Hardening Cisco Routers --- O'Reilly These three have saved me a load of effort and earnt me a fair few freelance quid :))) $cd /pub $more beer www.security-forums.com
  5. b4rtm4n

    NTFS security trouble

    Have you tried the ownership/take control option yet? $cd /pub $more beer www.security-forums.com
  6. b4rtm4n

    Problems with Firebox 700 and PDF files

    I've experienced this problem a lot. It's always been due to the safe content/application type. Many sites do not have pdfs encoded as application/pdf. I've had to allow many different content types but when I added multipart/* most problems went away. Admittedly this massively reduces the...
  7. b4rtm4n

    Some email not getting through Firebox 700

    Ditto most of what tmckeown says. The problem as I understand it is that Watchguard process fully RFC compliant EMSTP whilst Microsoft make their own ESMPT headers. Hence the firebox can't process them. :( They try but are allways playing catchup to MS. $cd /pub $more beer

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