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Ok. Have you tried to do a trace route from the the router to a host on your LAN? Try tracing a route to something other than the firewall (192.168.0.150). i.e do you have something on 192.168.0.1 for example. Try tracing a route to that and tell me the results. Regards, Loz.

The response above is correct, but I'd like to point out that on-demand dial only works correctly in a 2000 AD environment if KWF is NOT installed on the same machine as your DNS server service. Just something to bare in mind. Cheers, Loz.

Binary headers are detected when the web page your browser is trying to load is an executable. This happens (amoung other times) when for example you click on certain fake URLs commonly found in P2P or IRC networks which look like they are going to be a JPG but turn out to be a virus which runs...

Well first look at the Kerio manual found here... http://www.kerio.com/dwn/kwf5-en.pdf Set up should be the same as most other installations, although one thing I can think of that you will need to take into consideration... If you are using AD then you also be using an internal DNS <a...

This will enable incoming communication to the mail server through KWF for the purpose of collection POP/IMAP mail or receiving SMTP mail sent to you, but you of course must also add a rule to allow the mail server to send SMTP traffic outbound through the firewall so that it can send mail too...

Hi, The configuration is not that clear to me. I asume the configuration above containing the hub and the 192.168.0.0 network is your WORK network. This is connected to the Winroute machine using IP 192.168.0.150. (we should call this your LAN interface). On the other Winroute NIC, IP address...

You can export the rules, in fact the whole Winroute configuration. You just need to make a copy of the CFG files stored in the main install directory. After you reinstall, just copy these back in overwriting the (new) existing ones then restart the winroute service. You whole configuration...