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тАО11-20-2002 04:38 AM
тАО11-20-2002 04:38 AM
Hi,
I hope it's a simple question for you. Customer is using MC Affee Firewall on a W2000 environment.
They can not open any shockwave + java web pages.
Question is this just opening the right ports on the firewall ?
Shockwave port 1626 ???
Java port???
Ore is the problem bigger? And when opening these ports is there a security problem?
Kind regards,
Robert-Jan Goossens,
I hope it's a simple question for you. Customer is using MC Affee Firewall on a W2000 environment.
They can not open any shockwave + java web pages.
Question is this just opening the right ports on the firewall ?
Shockwave port 1626 ???
Java port???
Ore is the problem bigger? And when opening these ports is there a security problem?
Kind regards,
Robert-Jan Goossens,
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тАО11-20-2002 08:00 AM
тАО11-20-2002 08:00 AM
Solution
Shockwave does use 1626. Found a little article on it which talks about how to set up a firewall for shockwave:
http://www.pitchsmart.com/technotes/ps_tn0001.html
Java shouldn't need a firewall change unless the program is trying something funny. Most likely their IE security level is set to kill off java. In IE6 try Tools/Internet Options/Security and run the "Security Level for this Zone"slider down all the way just to see if that is what is causing it. If it is you set it back to the normal level and then go into Custom Level and turn on Java.
Ron
http://www.pitchsmart.com/technotes/ps_tn0001.html
Java shouldn't need a firewall change unless the program is trying something funny. Most likely their IE security level is set to kill off java. In IE6 try Tools/Internet Options/Security and run the "Security Level for this Zone"slider down all the way just to see if that is what is causing it. If it is you set it back to the normal level and then go into Custom Level and turn on Java.
Ron
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тАО11-21-2002 03:52 AM
тАО11-21-2002 03:52 AM
Re: Firewall MCAffee
Hi Ron,
Thanks for sharing this information.
case closed.
Robert-Jan.
Thanks for sharing this information.
case closed.
Robert-Jan.
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