Hi all. I have some users who have Secureclient NG R55 installed on their Windows XP based laptops which they use both at the office and at home. If it matters, my VPN encryption topology only includes a couple of systems that they need to access from home.
Today one of them noticed that he could not connect the logical disk management system of any servers on the network. He disabled the SR policy and stopped the SR service, but no avail.
I've confirmed this on a seperate system. With the policy disabled I cannot connect to the logical disk management system of any server. In the SR diagnostics log, I see a ton of dropped packets outbound on port 135, apparently blocked by rule 996.
Any ideas as to what is going on? Does Secureclient block certain RPC calls even when the policy is disabled? How can I find out what this mystery rule 996 is?
Mucho thanks in advance, Kevin
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