[Xitami] Connection problem

Liron Newman xitami@lists.xitami.org
Wed, 14 Aug 2002 07:34:06 +0300


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Talking about FireWalls - I used ZoneAlarm and experienced such 
problems, then I moved to Sygate Personal Firewall, which then wasn't 
very mature and took a lot of configuring, but now is a lot better and 
much more powerful.

The drawback - It's heavy. Now it takes 30 megs total (Phycival+Virtual) 
memory and I saw it get up to 40+.

I definetly recommend it for usage on servers.

WhiteShepherd wrote:

>My Zone Alarm recently "upgraded" to the new Zone Alarm (don't 
>remember version).  Despite the fact I added Xitami into the program 
>wizard after the second reboot Zone Alarm ALWAYS blocked all access 
>to Xitami no mater what I tried.  Forced me to switch to Norton if I 
>wanted to use a firewall and Xitami.  Hope others had better 
>experience.  This problem showed on my Windows NT box running 
>Xitami 2.4d9 running very stable until the new zone alarm. 
>
>   WhiteShepherd  
>
>On 13 Aug 2002 at 21:52, John Lawson wrote:
>
>  
>
>>Connection problem
>>
>>Hi
>>
>>I have run a Xitami Webserver for some time w/o problem. But since some 
>>time no one from outside can connect to me.
>>Some facts:
>>Windows XP
>>Zone Alarm Pro 2.6.362
>>Xitami webserver 2.4.D6
>>
>>I normaly connect via a .tk domain through  DNS2GO to my dynamic IP address .
>>
>>I have tried following with  NO  success:
>>
>>Shout down the firewall.
>>Connect through DNS2GO address
>>Connect to my IP directly.
>>Reinstalled Xitami web server
>>Reinstalled DNS2GO
>>
>>If I run my web browser on my one PC there is no problem to see my website.
>>Nor from the .tk domains, DNS2GO or directly to my IP for the moment.
>>But if anyone else try they can't connect.
>>
>>Can anyone help me?
>>
>>Med vänlig hälsning/regards
>>
>>John Lawson
>>
>>
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Talking about FireWalls - I used ZoneAlarm and experienced such problems,
then I moved to Sygate Personal Firewall, which then wasn't very mature and
took a lot of configuring, but now is a lot better and much more powerful.<br>
<br>
The drawback - It's heavy. Now it takes 30 megs total (Phycival+Virtual)
memory and I saw it get up to 40+.<br>
<br>
I definetly recommend it for usage on servers.<br>
<br>
WhiteShepherd wrote:<br>
<blockquote type="cite" cite="mid3D595B19.22226.6E6FEB5@localhost">
  <pre wrap="">My Zone Alarm recently "upgraded" to the new Zone Alarm (don't 
remember version).  Despite the fact I added Xitami into the program 
wizard after the second reboot Zone Alarm ALWAYS blocked all access 
to Xitami no mater what I tried.  Forced me to switch to Norton if I 
wanted to use a firewall and Xitami.  Hope others had better 
experience.  This problem showed on my Windows NT box running 
Xitami 2.4d9 running very stable until the new zone alarm. 

   WhiteShepherd  

On 13 Aug 2002 at 21:52, John Lawson wrote:

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    <pre wrap="">Connection problem

Hi

I have run a Xitami Webserver for some time w/o problem. But since some 
time no one from outside can connect to me.
Some facts:
Windows XP
Zone Alarm Pro 2.6.362
Xitami webserver 2.4.D6

I normaly connect via a .tk domain through  DNS2GO to my dynamic IP address .

I have tried following with  NO  success:

Shout down the firewall.
Connect through DNS2GO address
Connect to my IP directly.
Reinstalled Xitami web server
Reinstalled DNS2GO

If I run my web browser on my one PC there is no problem to see my website.
Nor from the .tk domains, DNS2GO or directly to my IP for the moment.
But if anyone else try they can't connect.

Can anyone help me?

Med v&auml;nlig h&auml;lsning/regards

John Lawson


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