Re: pcanywhere problems
- From: Morvan Daniel Muller <morvan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "[ISAserver.org Discussion List]" <isalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2001 16:25:31 -0300
hello!
Create 3 "server publishing" rules that point the ISA server external
interface (or an alias) to the internal Client 10.0.0.49, changing the
mapped protocol for each rule, like definitions below:
Define tree new "protcolos definitions" for PcAnywhere comunnication
PCAWport1 = UDP 5632 (receive-send)
PCAWport2 = TCP 5631 (indbound)
PCAWport3 = UDP 22 (receive-send)
Allow these protocols definitions in protocol rules.
Regards!
At 13:09 22/08/2001 -0400, you wrote:
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>ok I notice a bunch of people talking about this so I hope someone can
>help.
>We use TS with our server but sometimes it stops working. Microsoft can
>not answer this problem, they just say uninstall it and reinstall it and
>it starts to work.
>Anyhow I want to set up pcanywhere as a backup to TS.
>So here is my problem:
>I have pcanywhere on a client machine, lets say 10.0.0.49. The server
>is 10.0.0.2 (internal) and 216.0.140.5 (external). How do I setup the
>ISA server to allow pcanywhere in and have it point to the client
>machine 10.0.0.49?????
>This is so easy to do with a linksys router I can not belive I can not
>figure this out myself. Plus once I figure this out we have other
>products that need the same type of setup.
>
>Thanks
>Dale
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