Port 1677 is very important to Groupwise. I would allow
1677 outbound
and see if that helps. The 427 is used by SLP (Service
Location
Protocol), which indicates the server is trying to
authenticate the
user via NDS/eDirectory.
Strangely enough, this MS Kb article has useful info:
http://www.microsoft.com/techne
t/prodtechnol/exchange/2003/insider/groupwise.mspx
HTH
Brian
--- In PIX_Firewall@yahoogroups.com, "alpalp55"
<alp ...> wrote:
>
> I have a user (visiting director) who needs to check
his email
> (Groupwise) from inside my firewall when he's onsite.
The logs are
> below - I have tried opening his IP from the outside to
port 427 and
> his IP from the inside port 1029 but it still hangs.
>
> Any ideas - or is there something different to
interface with
> Groupwise servers?
>
>
>
>
> Deny udp src outside:152.14.52.48/427 dst
inside:152.14.29.187/1029 by
> access-group "out_in"
>
> Deny udp src outside:152.14.52.48/427 dst
inside:152.14.29.187/1050 by
> access-group "out_in"
>
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