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I have successfully managed to setup raid in this way before but I am currently experieincing problems with it. Here is what I have done: I have a motherboard with 4 controllers on it (Abit KR7A-133R) The standard IDE 1 and IDE 2 plus IDE 4 and 5 (raid controllers). I installed windows 2000...

mmm not sure what the problem could be. I'm very new to all this too but I have configured successfully. However I am still unable to access the drives of the NT machine (as explained when I opened the thread). I'll look into this and update the thread if I find any answers. I assume you have...

oh yeah I use a Netgear router between the Safe@Office appliance and connection. So the IP address of the site I created in SecureClient is in fact the IP address of my router and not the Safe@Office appliance as I said in the last post. I then had to setup port forwarding on the router so...

Falco I used SecureClient. Once installed: You basically need to open the CheckPoint Client and select Site > Create New... Then create a site with the IP address of your Safe@Office appliance (external WAN address) You should then be prompted for your username and password which you should...

problem resolved!! Found the following info: - Certificates are not supported with client-to-site VPN connections (only on site-to-site to a different Safe@ appliance or VPN-1), you should use pre-shared secret for your VPN authentication. - The Safe@ User Guide can be downloaded from here...

Hi, I have successfully configured our Safe@Office 110 appliance and have just setup VPN (using SecureClient). I can access all workstations on my internal network using their private IP address (e.g. 192.168.2.11) but I can't access a workstation running Windows NT 4.0. All the other machines...

We have a Safe@Office 110 which runs Check Point VPN-1 Embedded NG developed by SofaWare Technologies. I am attempting to setup VPN but the user guide is not too helpful. Background to problem: I have enabled the VPN server. - Remote access mode and the unrestricted access box is checked. I...

I think I'll look into changing the port. Otherwise the port will need to be specified when anyone attempts to access our site. Many thanks again. This may take a while to sort as the weekend is approaching. I'll update the thread if I experience further probs. I will mark your posts as...

Many thanks. Would you advise I go for option 1 or 2 or does it make no difference? OK I think the main issue I need to resolve therefore is port usage. Port 7777 is the default port for Oracle Portal and Oracle HTTP Server. I've just found a document which explains how the port can be...

oh...have I misunderstood? Should I be pointing the domain to my webserver i.e. 193.xxx.xxx.237 but just remove all NAT settings on my router? So web requests (193.xxx.xxx.237) will go straight to the router and NAT should be performed there. I've removed NAT settings on the router but I also...

Right things have changed a bit.... We decided to get a CheckPoint Safe@Office 110 appliance. It works ok except for the website access again!! As suggested by Chris Andrew (iproute) - The domain name is currently pointing to the IP address of my firewall (193.xxx.xxx.232) rather than my...

great - the firewall seems to be working as required now. Usefull link too!!! Many thanks!!!!

I've made progress now. I can access the internet through the firewall but I am now attempting to setup my internal network with a subnet of 255.255.0.0 I can now select this subnet. The solution was to update the firmware. I also rebooted the router as advised. I am now attempting to enter...

that's great thanks! Unfortunately I am not at the office now until wednesday. I would be extremely gratefull if you would look back at the thread then to check my progress. Many thanks!! Charlie

the exisiting firewalls IP address is: 193.xxx.xxx.232/255.255.255.240 with the router IP as the gateway i.e. 193.xxx.xxx.225 Right thanks I will reboot the router. I am not trying to tun them in parallel. The SBox is going to replace the Software firewall. I'm not sure about the internal...

My current setup with the software (checkpoint) firewall is working fine through the firewall. So I know the router and ISDN connection is configured correctly. I assume therefore you mean I should change the IP settings on my PC to 193.xxx.xxx.232/255.255.255.240 with a gateway of...

sorry, i'm not really sure what you mean by connect directly. I currently have the sbox connected to the router. You are saying connect the pc to the router? so where does the sbox fit into this. Sorry if it sounds a stupid question but I'm not sure what you mean. I am only connecting my PC...

No I don't get a connection. Both the Primary and Secondary Connection status displays 'Establishing Connection' I initially followed the guide i.e. left the default settings on the SBox, configured my pc to connect to the SBox. I then ran the setup wizard which strangely said no other...

You will see from the link to my previous thread that you suggested the following: 'yes if you are using 192.168.1.1 for the firewall and 192.168.2.x for your machines change all subnets to 255.255.0.0 (for the internal network only)' you dont need a default gateway on the internal interface'...

Thanks. You may remember you helped me to get the previous firewall working. The url to this thread to give you more understanding of my requirements is: thread32-662722 Default Gateway for the secondary 'Internet Setup' connection is a mandatory field. Regarding the NAT - perhaps it would be...