Re: Can only connect to local RWW, over internet cannot

This if from my working LAN. I get 3389 Stealth Green Colour 'passed

4125 Closed Blue 'unknown protocol' failed

Just tyring to figure how I should test connections to these ports from
inside my customers LAN



"Costas" wrote:

If it shows it with a blue color it's OK. I receive the same on my own
server. What about 3389 is that open or closed?

"Dave Mc" <DaveMc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I am testing this tool from my own lan and says 4125 port is closed, tried
25 an that is open.
I can still rww into my lan so am i doing something wrong tested 4125


"Costas" wrote:

Dave,

Goto https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2 click on the "Proceed" button
type the port you want to check and click on the 'User Specified Custom
Port
Probe'. Try both 3389 and 4125

See what the result is. Since you can access the remote internally, the
configuration is correct. If there was a problem with RWW you wouldn't be
able to access it internally either. Something is preventing the
external
connections. What is the exact error number you get in Internet
Explorer?


"Dave Mc" <DaveMc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi Costas,

It has a hardware sonicwall firewall. The user has lost the password so
before resetting this I brought in 3com officeconnect. did all the
usual
setup of this configured firewall ports as below. Wont connect. I
turned
off
firewall and tryed with no luck.

Is there any way of testing connections to port 4125

Maybe it needs a RWW reinstall?

"Costas" wrote:

This is most probably a firewall issue. I would start by disabling
the
firewall on the router and see if you can access the remote. If not,
then
re-enable the firewall (with the forwarded ports as you have them now)
and
move to the server. If you have two NICs on the server then go to
Routing
and Remote Access and check the basic firewall to make sure that the
4125
port is open. I know you said that you run CEICW but these checks are
for
the 'just in case' scenario.

Costas



"Dave Mc" <DaveMc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi Costa,

It is standard edition, sp1 with security updates

"Costas" wrote:

Dave,

Is this a Standard Edition? (No ISA)? R2? Is SP2 installed?

Costas



"Dave Mc" <DaveMc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi Costa,

No (though I wish!) I am connecting to
https://mail.test.com/remote
I can logon to owa no prob, when I try logon to server IT waits
for
ages
and
comes back with error begining "Could not connect to the..
When I connect locally Its ok (https://127.0.0.1/remote)

I have restared iis, stopped IAC, restared default website,
companyweb,
recreated ssl certificate twice through ciecw

Any ideas Please


"Costas" wrote:

You don't use the 127.0.0.1 IP address to access the server over
the
Internet, do you?

Costas


"Dave Mc" <DaveMc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi There,
I can connect to https://127.0.0.1/remote but cannot connect
over
the
internet.
I have checked 3com router and forwarding 4125 443 & 3389 to
the
server

I can connect to outside RWW from this server I am working on

I have run ceiw tool, recreated ssl cert, Run remote access
tool
etc

I think it maybe corrupt any ideas please, is it possible to
reinstall
RWW

Regards
Dave





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