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Hi, I've noticed over the past few months that I often run into problems viewing even logs on all of the machines in my domain - especially the application logs for some reason. For instance, when I first open the app log everything appears to be fine, but if I hit F5 to refresh the logs, it...

After applying that to the interface, I can still telnet out to an outside POP3 server on port 110.

This is what the access list would look like: access-list inside_access_in line 2 deny tcp any any eq 110 access-group inside_access_in in interface inside

I know. I removed the access list, because it didn't work. If I put it back, let's say, what would it look like so it would work? That's my question.

Hi, I'm trying to restrict outbound POP3 connections (port 110) from my private network to the outside world. A few of our users keep ignoring the network security policy about not using POP3 email clients to download personal mail from the outside world. Thus, they end up downloading a ton...

Can you login as your boss locally using OWA? Are you using SSL or anything like that? Does he or his mailfolder names have any special characters (... & %)?

Man, I should really get my noggin checked. I knew the answer all along and instead posted a mental boner in the form of an obvious question to all of yous. :) Thanks for the speedy replies, though... -Guy

Hi, We recently had to terminate an employee and my boss now wants to forward all incoming mail messages addressed to her to a coworker that still works here instead. I was thinking it would be possible to set up her account as a mailing list and then make the coworker the only member of that...

Hi, I'm having a problem forwarding messages to unrecognized recipients to an external mail server. For instance, I would like all messages addressed to non-existant mailboxes @mydomain.com sent to an off-site SMTP server that responds to po.mydomain.com. I set this up in the SMTP virtual...

OK - I finally got the syslog to work on a different host. Something must have gotten botched in the install on the first host. Now I just need to keep an eye on the syslogs to see if there are any warnings or alerts for an impending hang...

Thanks, Eduardo. I tried that, but I'm still seeing delays in viewing messages with attachments or sending to recipients that aren't in the global address list. I'm really starting to wonder if this is being caused by the domain controller, rather than the clients or exchange server itself...

First, you should install and familiarize yourself with Cygwin: http://www.cygwin.com It's a Win32 unix emulator that runs posix-compliant applications and utilities for linux and unix. It can be *very* handy when used properly. As for scp, it uses an SSH connection to transfer files...

Depending upon the OS of your web server, you could use the secure copy program (scp) if you're running Unix or Linux. Otherwise, you could install and run cygwin on NT and then use the scp utility packaged with that. It's better than cracking open FTP or telnet and you can create and use...

That's not really possible since a) the exchange is in production and b) we haven't had a hub around here for almost a year. I appreciate the help, but I don't understand what switching from a switch to a hub accomplish/isolate. -Guy

Yes, I am doing TCP syslogging, and the machine is online and connected to the Pix. There's plenty of HD space, so that shouldn't be an issue. Either way, the Pix crashed again around 7:00am this morning, so I have to step things up a bit to find a resolution.

Hi, I recently migrated our users off of an Exchange 5.5 server to a new Exchange 2000 server. Everything seems to be working Ok, except some users (myself included) have noticed that Outlook 2002 can be slow to display or send messages. Sometimes a grey box with a status bar will pop up...

Also, I've only got maybe 10 or so users in the office behind this firewall. Albeit, they are all configured to go through the one address in the pool.

Here's a copy of my running config if that helps: Building configuration... : Saved : PIX Version 6.3(1) interface ethernet0 100full interface ethernet1 100full interface ethernet2 100full nameif ethernet0 outside security0 nameif ethernet1 inside security100 nameif ethernet2 DMZ security4...

Hi, I just installed a new Pix 515e in our office over the weekend. This is the first time I've used a Pix, but I do have a few years experience with Cisco routers. Today, one of the users in my NAT pool wasn't able to connect to the internet roughly halfway through the day. Giving him a new...

Awesome! I knew it had to be a config file buried somewhere. Now I just have to update everyone else... Thanks again!