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Is it CheckPoint or is it MS IE5.5??

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We recently moved from a Raptor FW to CheckPoint NG (nested behind a Raptor). Starting about this time we had a number of users reporting that they can get to the desired website, but then get the "The page cannot be displayed" message. This happens when they use a search engine or try to bore down into the site.

Some pertinent facts:
1. Nested firewall setup, with CheckPoint NG on the inside, Raptor 6.5.3 on the outside
2. Problem seems to be with certain web sites' search engines
3. The sites work inside of our firewall when using Netscape to view them (no proxy necessary), but fails with MSIE (regardless of proxy settings)
4. The sites work outside of our internal CheckPoint firewall using MSIE proxying off the Raptor firewall
5. The sites work when using MSIE and proxying to the Raptor firewalls, but only on the first attempt. All subsequent attempts fail with the same generic error message, "Page Cannot Be Displayed"
6. HTTP GET comes from user's browser, response from web server includes
TCP Window Size=0 on failures. On successes, the TCP Window Size is normal.
7. MTU size coming from these sites is no bigger than 1490 Bytes.


Here's the URL that we're having trouble with:

Here's another web site's search engine that's causing us problems:

Any suggestions are appreciated.
 
are you using http with resource (e.g. AV) in the firewall rules as i have found that this sometimes interferes with search engine sites.

do you have activex stripping set as this will stop some search sites.
 
Piloria--Yes we are running resources with http. We are using Rule #1 for logging purposes. We are not using ActiveX stripping.
 
Piloria- Your suggestion has fixed the problem. We removed the HTTP URL resource and the problem appears to have cleared up. Thank you for your help...Footnotes
 
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