Re: PC Anywhere Traffic

From: Phillip Windell (_at_.)
Date: 02/17/05

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    "Mike Cave" <MikeCave@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:5B802B42-042F-43A0-A761-04C525753A66@microsoft.com...
    > Guys, I have a vendor that's in Idaho that needs access to a PC Anywhere
    box
    > internally. Our network consist of a back to back ISA firewalls so the
    client
    > needs ports open through both firewalls. I did exactly as Cyskon article
    said
    > according to this. I look at the ISA logs on the front gate and it's
    blocking
    > ports 5631. Is there something I'm forgetting here?

    Here's a another option.

    PCA also can use a Modem.

    Add a Modem to the machine connect a phone line to it and give the people on
    the other end the phone number to call that the login to use. PCA will
    "answer" the cal and present them with a login box. This is how a vendor
    connects to one of our Servers that they maintain via PCA. 

    -- 
Phillip Windell [MCP, MVP, CCNA]
www.wandtv.com
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