Re: RWW - Cannot connect to server desktop

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Are you connecting with an XP SP2 box? If so, you should see the yellow
information bar at the top of the IE window when you connect the first time.
You have to install an ActiveX control to connect.

Gregg Hill



"SFD" <SFD@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I am currently running SBS2003 (without SP1 update). I am trying to connect
> (internally) to the http://ipaddress/remote of the RWW. I get the security
> alert popup box, click "Yes" to install the certificate, and am taken to
> the
> Welcome page. I click on "Remote Web Workplace" link and am taken to the
> login screen. I enter "Administrator" as the username, my password, and
> then
> am taken to the main menu. When i click on the "Connect to Server
> Desktop",
> my "servername" appears in the list box, highlighted. I click the
> "Connect"
> button and then nothing happens. I have tried several of the suggestions
> from
> past readings, ie: "netstat -aon | find ":4125" ", which returned nothing.
> I
> have checked the workstation in the windows firewall, remote desktop is
> checked, but is saying port 3389 TCP. I checked the other workstations
> network adapters, and all are saying the same port. It does not give me
> the
> option to edit the port or change the scope as everything is greyed out.
> The
> only problem i can see is i recently installed a Watchguard Firebox X5
> firewall. I added services for port range 4124-4126 and 3388-3390 (as the
> configuration utility will not allow single port ranges - receive an
> invalid
> port range error). Any input as to being able to get RWW Server Management
> up
> and running again would be appreciated (sorry for the long post but wished
> to
> provide as much info as possible). Thank you.


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