RE: RWW fails from Internet

v-crinal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ("Crina Li") wrote:
>
>To narrow down the problem, would you please help me confirm the following
>information?
>
>1. From the IOS configuration, I found the port 80 has not been opened.
>Please try to open the port and to see if it helps.
I openned it, and it still fails in the same way.

>2. Are you using SBS Standard or Premium? Do you have ISA be installed on
Premium and no ISA.

>3. How many NICs your SBS has?
Single NIC

>4. Then, do you confirm the user have the authority to access RWW? Is the
>user a member of Remote Web Workplace? Can you access RWW using domain
>administrator from internet?
All users can access from inside the LAN. From the outside, the login page is
never displayed so there is no way to test if any user can access.

>6. When you ran CEICW to publish RWW, what's the name you entered in "Web
>server" in the "Web Server Certificate" page? The name that you type in the
>"Web server name" box must be the same name that you use to connect to the
>Web site from the Internet.
This is just the public IP address right now, no names. Again, it works
internally.

>7. Please send the ipconfig/all result on remote computer and SBS to me at
>v-crinal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Ok.

I ran through some of the suggestions you made below. Specifically, I checked
the settings within IIS and restarted the services. I also changed the
Web.config as described but the error page was the same as I usually get.

There was some interesting output from MSKB 886209 which asks you to run:
netstat -aon | find ":4125"
directly on the SBS server. When I do this, I get nothing. That is, there is no
output. Hitting enter just gives me the prompt again. When I change the port to
something like 443, I get the correct output. What does this mean?

Regards,

Nordic

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