Re: Port 4125 blocked by SBS firewall

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I tried putting IP Address of Server local Area Connection:
https://192.168.1.4/remote
I again got the RWW login screen, although I also got a warning about the
security certificate being issued for a different website's address.

I tried putting public IP address of router, and now it's saying cannot
display webpage.

Can anyone help? Please

Bill


"BillNewbie" wrote:

I tried https://servername/remote and it gave me the RWW signon screen.
I logged in OK.
So presumably the problem is with the firewall settings, and we seem to have
proved that it's not the router firewall.

Any suggestions?
Bill



"BillNewbie" wrote:

I'm actually going into work today (Saturday), so if anyone can help I'll be
grateful.

Regards,
Bill

"Costas" wrote:

Bill,

First you have to see if the problem is on the service or the ports and the
setup. Try accessing it from the server internally. If it works, then you
know the service is not the problem and start thinking ports or setup.

Enjoy the weekend

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Costas


"BillNewbie" <BillNewbie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thanks for your help, but I've actually had to stop for today (It's 6:30
pm
in the UK).
If you can post any more suggestions, I will try them out as soon as I
can,
but probably not before Monday, unfortunately.

Regards,
Bill

"Costas" wrote:

Bill,

Just type http://<yourservername>/remote That's the NETBIOS name of
your
server

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Costas


"BillNewbie" <BillNewbie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I typed: https://subdomain.domain.com/remote from a workstation. It
gave
me
'Cannot find server'.
Do you mean I should type: https://domain.local/remote ?
Or should it be https://(windows name)/remote ?

Bill

"Costas" wrote:

First see if RWW works from the inside. On the server or from a
domain
workstation type https://servername/remote

Do you get to RWW?

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Costas


"BillNewbie" <BillNewbie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I created an A record for the subdomain, pointing to the public IP
Address
of
the router. I'm not sure how to check that it's working OK, but that
doesn't
seem to be the problem, because I get the same result if I enter the
IP
Address itself.

Regards,
Bill

"Costas" wrote:

Did you create an A record at the ISP that points to your server
(e.g.
server.domain.com)

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Costas


"BillNewbie" <BillNewbie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
message
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We set up RWW by running Connect to Internet task from ToDo List,
allowing
Outlook Web Access and Remote Web Workplace.
Chose to enable firewall, but not adding any other ports except
default
25
(email).
Created a new Web server certificate – I entered:
subdomain.domain.com
Server sent an email with link to click for RWW - it doesn't
work,
gives
'Cannot find server'.
Port 4125 has been enabled on router, its firewall log shows that
packets
are being allowed through, so it must be the SBS Firewall (basic
edition)
which is doing the blocking.

Any suggestions?

Regards,
Bill





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