Re: RWW
- From: "Roberto" <whoisit@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2006 08:43:13 +1030
Steve
thanks for your response, we are using a Linksys AG241 ADSL Gateway
Modem/Router , DHCP and firewall are disabled the only port we are
forwarding is 443, I will forward 4125 and get back with the results.
We were initially using a Linksys WAG54G but could not even bring up
the initial RWW splash screen, after calling Linksys support I was
advised to use port 80 for https traffic. Apart from the security
aspect, I'm not even sure that would work, so i just dropped the
AG241 in and opened port 443.
cheers
Roberto
"Steve Foster [SBS MVP]" <steve.foster@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:xn0eh2ikb6aofma01c@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Roberto wrote:
>
>>we cannot get RWW to work successfully, it fails after the secure
>>logon screen with the following message
>>
>>"the client could not connect to the remote computer.Remote
>>connections might not be enabled, or the computer may be too busy
>>to accept new connections. it's also possible that network problems are
>>preventing your connection. Please try connecting again later. If the
>>problem continues to occur, contact your administrator".
>>
>>If we enter https://domainname/remote into a browser from a machine
>>on the LAN it works.
>
> Is there a device between the external nic of SBS and the internet? And if
> so, have you configured it to pass traffic on TCP/4125 to the external nic
> of the SBS?
>
> --
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