Hi,
If you have tried with Internet Explorer, try with Netscape and see if it
works.
Not sure if this is the problem you're facing, but ther's one related to
HTTP/1.1
support. The http-gw proxy relays the client request without modifying the
version,
when the server receives it and supports 1.1, it will then respond using
HTTP/1.1.
The proxy then generates a response using 1.0, but IE used to assume 1.1 based
on the response headers. This means it's a double bug:
- http-gw should not generate a 1.1 request since it doesn't support 1.1
- IE should check the response status line (HTTP/1.0 200 OK) instead of relying
on the presence of non-1.0 headers.
Not sure whether these bigs have been corrected by the "responsible" vendors...
You might do tcppdumps on both FW interfaces to see whether this is
happening...
BTW. What's Unix 4.X? never heard of. Do you mean BSDi 4.x...
cheers,
mouss
At 00:29 15/03/01 -0500, Glarsnell jc wrote:
>(I am a newby in the firewall world)
>I am using a Gauntlet firewall at work, on a Unix 4.x Os and for some
>unknown reason I cannot browse a particular website >>> with the following
>address: http://www.amet.org . Outside the firewall I am able to browse
>this site without any problem. No block or filters have been applied to
>the site from the firewall side. What could be the problem? Any hints
>would be greatly appreciated.
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