Sygate Help!

Post #40,806 by orion 5/31/02 10:57:53 PM Reply	Sygate Help! I installed Sygate, but now the server does not work! I told it to open up port 80, now it seems to be blocking everything. I don't see a setting for IIS and I see one for IE, but even IE doesn't work now despite me telling it to. The "Block All" is not on, and the documentation doesn't seem to be helping me any. I've never used this Firewall software before. *I am free now, to choose my own destiny.*
Post #40,811 by orion 5/31/02 11:17:00 PM Reply	Dammit dammit dammit dammit! All the Help and Document pages are web based, and Sygate is blocking port 80 despite me telling it not to. I am really ticked off about this! It says in the log that it is blocking, despite everything I set so that port 80 would work! I tried the Virtual Server on port 80, and got nothing. Does a web server need more than port 80 open in order to work? I put it back on DMZ with Sygate. *I am free now, to choose my own destiny.*
Post #40,880 by Steven A S 6/1/02 9:58:27 PM Reply	Had no trouble with the ME version Did your ISP set you up through a proxy? That seems to me to be a reasonable cause for the problems your having. ~~~)-Steven---- "I want you to remember that no bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He won it by making the other poor dumb bastard die for his country..." General George S. Patton
Post #40,883 by orion 6/1/02 10:51:19 PM Reply	No proxy, direct DSL access I have a static IP, I am allowed to run servers, and it works without Sygate, yet fails to work when Sygate is loaded. When I exit Sygate, everything works, but the system is unprotected. Maybe I'll have better like with Black Ice or something else? This is Windows 2000, so maybe the network connection is different somehow than your ME? *I am free now, to choose my own destiny.*
Post #40,912 by imric 6/2/02 5:50:40 PM Reply	Hmm. Are you using the personal firewall? If so, did you... Allow the webserver [link\|http://soho.sygate.com/support/documents/spf_help/allowing_applications.htm\|access to the network card]? Configure it to act as a server in the [link\|http://soho.sygate.com/support/documents/spf_help/advanced_application_configuration.htm\|advanced configuration menu?] Check [link\|http://soho.sygate.com/support/documents/spf_help/ports_and_protocols.htm\|the rules] to make sure that nothing is blocking you there... They do seem to have [link\|http://forums.sygatetech.com/index.php\|support fora], too. Realistically, I dunno how much more help I can be here, really - I don't actually use Sygate products for anything... grin Maybe trying something else, at least for now, really isn't such a bad idea... Imric's Tips for Living Paranoia Is a Survival Trait Pessimists are never disappointed - but sometimes, if they are very lucky, they can be pleasantly surprised... Even though everyone is out to get you, it doesn't matter unless you let them win.
Post #40,966 by orion 6/3/02 12:37:07 PM Reply	Yes I am and it is still blocking it. I got so fustrated that I switched the server off after shutting it down. Sygate is going away, maybe Black Ice will work better? I may just have to get an older system to run as a Linux server behind the DMZ and then use Linux to run to the Windows 2000 Server Web Server. The Linux server will then be the Firewall. I got an old Pentium MMX 200 and Pentium II 266Mhz machines to try and get Linux working on them. A friend is going to burn me a copy of Red Hat 7.3, because apparently these machines do not like CDRs burned from my CD Burner? Media Errors on 1X burned CDR disks, bah! *I am free now, to choose my own destiny.*

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