RDP access to a Win2k3 server is controlled just like WinXP.
If you right click My Computer, select the remote tab, and check the box under RDP you will be set. There are options to set up access controls under the select users button.
The installation of terminal services puts you in the...
The ‘Invalid ID’ refers to the pre-defined networks of the interoperable network device. Once I added the specific networks (unlike my other interoperable devices) for the Contivity all was well.
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My CP NG FP3 initiates the IKE negotiation fine – Checkpoint logs the following error when the Nortel Contivity, at the other end, responds: 'Quick Mode Received Notification from Peer: Invalid ID information'. The 'invalid id information' is also logged in the ike.elg & vpnd.elg with debugging...
Did you verify that there is a valid route for the public IP and that a router was running a config that was not saved or that the static routing was taking place on an internal host that did not have it added as persistent?
If you have administered CP before there are many changes. If you are defining your users by generic* this entry is not under users anymore (although if you do an in-place upgrade to FP3 it stays there). Generic* is now created under External User Profile (note verify under the personal tab...
I wanted to know if there is a work-around for the following issue:
3 - firewall sites stand alone, 3 subnets, VPN's between subnets, 1 domain, win2k native mode, 1 PDC emulator 2 BDC emulators
If a secure remote user connects to only 1 site (where BDC emulator is located), with secure...
The easist way to solve this, if you have a spare public IP, is to put a route on your firewall (eg)33.33.33.1 255.255.255.225 10.x.x.x (internal machine IP).
Next you need to make a workstation object for the internal host. Use the internal host IP. On the nat tab use the auto static nat...
Did you try a route add at the os level. You can then redirect any external addresses to internal ones via the os.
Then all you have to do is let checkpoint do the nat. Also the workstation objects would be defined by internal ip's.
Yes. I believe the problem is related to the packet size within the kerberos request. I plan to switch to TCP vs UPD
within win2k kerberos registry hack.
fyi - this max packet size I could reliably ping with was
1400.
I have configured a linksys vpn router and have successfully created a tunnel to my NG FP1. I can ping from both sides. I have created temp services for ports 1 - 70000 both UDP & TCP yet I can not log into win2k server from client side. I have added lmhost entry on server. With sniffer I...
Thanks for the feedback. I have an sbox on order - (for testing purposes). I have already read the manuals and thought they provided very little useful data.
If you get yours working would you shoot me an e-mail:
saveline@comcast.net
I was informed that the utility to do this is included
in the Exchnage Resource Kit [galmod32.exe].
Thankx to all the people that responded to the question.
Although I have command reference for all cisco ntp commands I still don't understand the logic that causes a switch to iniate an ntp request.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
steve
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