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Thanks! It ended up being the relay agent for our particular equipment. Once it was all setup correctly, if the client MAC didn't match the any of the leases it couldn't get online.

I have a sharepoint 2007 deployment. It seems I always have to have the Home tab showing. I want to give users access to specific websites, but do not want the Home tab showing as well. I just want it to show the tab that they have access to. Any ideas?

I was wondering what options it takes to prevent the use of static ip addresses on a dhcp network. I don't want a client to put a static address in and get on the network I want clients to only be able to get on the network if they got an address from the dhcp server. This is a linux server...

We have a Cisco ASA 5520 for our main firewall. We have remote offices connected with IPSEC VPN tunnels using the Cisco ASA 5505. Our internal network has vlan 1 for the computers and servers and vlan 15 for the IP Phones. We want to put the IP phones at the remote offices. How can I get...

We have a Cisco ASA 5520 for our main firewall. We have remote offices connected with IPSEC VPN tunnels using the Cisco ASA 5505. Our internal network has vlan 1 for the computers and servers and vlan 15 for the IP Phones. We want to put the IP phones at the remote offices. How can I get...

Thanks, looks like that is what I am going to have to do at this point.

I was just wanting to block a domain name instead of single ip addresses. This would be incoming on any port.

I was wondering if there is any way to block domain names using IPTABLES?? Or do I need to use a different firewall solution to be able to do that?

Thanks, that worked perfectly.

I was wondering how to create an access list that will deny remote desktop reaching a certain IP subnet. I am not sure of the access group in/out scenerio. Any help would be great. Thanks

Ahh, I see. So I can use forms for the internet and create "new" users just for that site. Am I understanding this correctly??

Thank you all so much. I did manage to get it on the internet. It was the Host Header for sharepoint and IIS. I did create a new site and set it to forms authentication, but it isn't authenticating with AD. It errors out and says "Unknown Error".

No we have a Cisco ASA 5520. You would think that the Sharepoint login would be similiar to Outlook Web Access. I have googled many articles on how to setup my MOSS site to be accessible from the internet, but I can't even get the site to come up on the internet. Exchange 2007 OWA was a lot...

Ohh, wow. That is very expensive. I definetly do not have that. Thank you for you help. =)

I have implemented MOSS 2007 Enterprise Edition and I was wondering how to enable internet access for users outside the local network. We have outlook web access and that works great, but I can't seem to get Sharepoint to bring up a login on the internet. I have setup DNS and the SSL port for...

We have Cisco ASA 5520 and two internal SSL webservers. I was wondering how to forward SSL port 443 traffic to both web servers without having to change the port to something else on one of the webservers. Currently I have it set up as port 443 for one server and 8443 with static nat rules...