I have Norton Anti-Virus for Exchange setup on my Nt server. Everything was working fine until we switched over to a T1 line. I can no longer view the gui for this product by connecting to the server. We are using NAT, so I'm connecting internally to an internal ip. It's coming up with page cannot be displayed. Do I need to change something on my router to make this work?
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Can't view Norton AV for Exchange
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First, yes you can go directly to the quaratine folder and delete the contents. As far as the release folder and the emails within that is up to you.
Now for the gui.
To determine which port it is running on right click the NAVMSE short cut and look at the path and make sure it is set to the port that you set it at when you instatlled.
"evil prospers when good men do nothing”
Now for the gui.
To determine which port it is running on right click the NAVMSE short cut and look at the path and make sure it is set to the port that you set it at when you instatlled.
"evil prospers when good men do nothing”
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Ok, i've gotten my quarantine cleaned out. i checked the shortcut and it's running on the internal nat ip address on port 80. I'm trying to view the navmse gui from the computer that navmse is installed on. I did not install the program, it was already installed when I got here. Any other ideas on how I can get this thing running?
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Ok, how are you connecting to this server. I would assume you have put a Terminal Service client on the NT and TS into it. If so are you using a shortcut on the desktop. If so right click the shortcut and make sure the port listed is the same as the one you installed with. What were you on before the T1? Difficult troubleshooting when you don't have all the pieces to the puzzle.
"evil prospers when good men do nothing”
"evil prospers when good men do nothing”
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I really don't understand how it's set up. All I know is that the navmse is running on the nt server. I try to connect to the service by going to the nt server, bringing up a browser and trying to connect to the very machine that I'm working on by typing in it's ip address:80. This is how I connected to it before the t1. I don't know anything about any kind of terminal service setup.
Ok so your are logging in locally. I don't think your T1 line is the issue if you are not remotely connecting. Try the following.
On the NT server go to start > Programs > Norton Antivirus for Microsoft Exchange > Norton AntiVirus for Microsoft Exchange right click and look in the target path and make sure the right IP and port are listed. Since you are looking at it locally it should be the local IP not the nat.
"evil prospers when good men do nothing”
On the NT server go to start > Programs > Norton Antivirus for Microsoft Exchange > Norton AntiVirus for Microsoft Exchange right click and look in the target path and make sure the right IP and port are listed. Since you are looking at it locally it should be the local IP not the nat.
"evil prospers when good men do nothing”
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