G
GJ
Hello,
On my Windows 2000 Web server, I've assigned an IPSec policy I created, and
have run into DNS issues. The filter is configured to block all but the
following ports:
20 (TCP)
21 (TCP)
25 (TCP and UDP)
53 (TCP and UDP)
80 (TCP)
443 (TCP)
3389 (TCP)
I can access the web and ftp site fine, and can connect with Terminal Svcs,
but the server cannot send mail with the smtp service. An error is logged in
the event viewer about the server not being able to find the destination
domain, some kind of DNS error (don't have the exact error with me right
now, sorry). Also, I can't browse the web from the server either. I assume
this is a name resolution issue - do I need to open any other ports to
resolve this?
Thanks.
On my Windows 2000 Web server, I've assigned an IPSec policy I created, and
have run into DNS issues. The filter is configured to block all but the
following ports:
20 (TCP)
21 (TCP)
25 (TCP and UDP)
53 (TCP and UDP)
80 (TCP)
443 (TCP)
3389 (TCP)
I can access the web and ftp site fine, and can connect with Terminal Svcs,
but the server cannot send mail with the smtp service. An error is logged in
the event viewer about the server not being able to find the destination
domain, some kind of DNS error (don't have the exact error with me right
now, sorry). Also, I can't browse the web from the server either. I assume
this is a name resolution issue - do I need to open any other ports to
resolve this?
Thanks.