RE: Windows 2000 and Telnet
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> From: Thomas Guettler [mailto:guettli@interface-business.de]
> Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 10:50 AM
> To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
> Subject: Re: Windows 2000 and Telnet
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> On Fri, Oct 27, 2000 at 10:02:01AM -0500, Brooks R. Robinson wrote:
> > Greetings,
> > I use mostly Microsoft products at work (I can't help it,
> they make me),
> > and I recently went to Windows 2000. Fortunately, instead having to go
> > through an MS proxy server, I negotiated a direct connection to the
> > internet. So, I have a system with dual NIC's (one to the
> internal network,
> > and one to the internet via DSL) running Windows 2000.
> > Most everything is okay except my connection to the
> internet seems to have
> > problems. I can browse without problems, my e-mail works just
> fine, and I
> > can ping to my heart's content.
> > I cannot, however, FTP or telnet out! I do have a few
> linux boxen that I
> > take care of, not being able to connect is a severe problem.
> Anyone have
> > similar problems? Anyone with a resolution? I don't have a
> choice to go
> > "down" in version, so I am thoroughly stuck. Help, help, help!
>
> Do you use masquerading or does your internal network have offical IPs?
> I think w2k does some filtering check the configuration.
I have a direct/public IP address, no masquerading. I am going through
every possible configuration screen, including their deranged version of
security, trying to shut down as much as possible (scary huh), but once I
find what is preventing my connection I will go back and turn things back on
one at a time.
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