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   From: sfd@asdf.net   
      
   The way the new WebVPN works is much like SSH port forwarding.  You   
   actually have to connect to the 127.0.0.1:xxxx port you configured   
   when setting up port forwarding. What will happen is the Java client   
   forwards your request over SSL back to the VPN then to the server you   
   configured as the forwarding end point.  It's not very pretty and   
   doesn't scale well at all but if you only have a few servers to   
   connect to then it works well.  Also, ping and browsing the internal   
   network will not work as it does wit the client....   
      
      
   On 12 Feb 2004 07:56:28 -0800, wrickk@hotmail.com (Rick B.) wrote:   
      
   >Hi,   
   >   
   >I configured my WebVPN on my 3015 and I am able to login and use all   
   >my http apps with no problem I am unable to browse the network, ping   
   >any ip addresses, access servers via terminal services (IP). I have   
   >setup the port forwarding for port 3389 (Terminal Services), but still   
   >no luck. Any ideas?   
   >   
   >Rick   
      
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