Re: MSN Messenger and Outlook Express 6.0
From: ahl (ahlocks_at_LOSETHISBITbigpond.net.au)
Date: 03/17/04
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Date: Wed, 17 Mar 2004 23:56:38 +1100
"Robert" <robert@noSpamrjenterprize.on.ca> wrote in message
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> Try this again
> Outlook Express and MSN Messenger Winodw Messenger DO NOT connect to the
> outside from any client machine. Only works from server. All settings
are
> default installation. Internet Works, Outlook works for email.
> What is the big secret to have a client click Outlook Express, set all
> settings to open msnews.microsoft.com
1. Ensure that the users are members of the SBS internet users group
2. Ensure that the workstations are set up to use ISA's proxy
(http://servername:8080)
3. Ensure that the firewall client is correctly installed on the
workstations
4. Ensure that you have a protocol rule in ISA to allow 'SBS internet users'
access to either, all protocols, or add a rule for NNTP port 119 TCP and
messenger port 1863 TCP if you don't want to give carte blanche access
5. Ensure you don't have a 'deny rule' somewhere stuffing things up
Check your ISA logs!
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