>That's really strange.
I know, it has me bewildered
>Nevertheless, from your
>description it definitely seems that it is only the
>"logged-on user" internet settings that are getting
>hosed after 72 hours. Everything that runs as a service
>(or system account) appears unaffected.
You are correct, all inbound connections to this server through its outside public
NAT address works great all the time. However, after 72 hours all Layer 3 protocols
stop working inside out
>Have you had a chance to perhaps narrow the issue by
>logging on as another administrative user when it is
>hosed and seeing if connectivity is restored?
Currently I log in using Terminal Services as the administrator (Win2K member server,
not running Active Dir Services). However it acts the same under term services or
console.
>Another question: Do the settings get lost logged on as
>a Domain Admin, or just logged on as the admin of the
>local machine?
This is a member server (stand alone machine) not part of a domain.
Dev
> Try this:
>>With the box hosed, (re-)run the Internet Connection
>>Wizard (IE.Tools.InternetOptions.Connections.Setup).
>>This should (re-)configure your logged-on user
>>connection settings.
> I attempted this several times with no success, still gives me page can't be
>displayed
>>That should fix the problem without rebooting, at least
>>temporarily. Why it keeps "losing" its settings I have
>>no idea. Have you done anything creative with Group
>>Policy? :)
> No changes made to Group Policy or any other settings, I really appreciate your
>thoughts though
> Friday, December 27, 2002, 6:43:56 AM, you wrote:
KJ>> Does anyone else have any ideas on this issue, thanks for the aid.
KJ>> Keith
KJ>> -----Original Message-----
KJ>> From: Keith Johnson on behalf of Keith Johnson
KJ>> Sent: Thu 12/26/2002 4:13 PM
KJ>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
KJ>> Cc:
KJ>> Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Browser/FTP Issues
KJ>> >So, Imail has no problems sending out normal user messages?
KJ>> That is correct! IMail and Declude send out normal user messages
as well as admin messages just fine (i.e. virus .eml's)
KJ>> >Do you mean using OE on the server, or at a different computer?
KJ>> Outlook Express on this Server. When I open it (send/receive to
local IMail test account), it gives me a POP3 error related to connection to the
internal address of this server
KJ>> as well as when I try to send something SMTP, same error (see below). However,
on a fresh reboot, no issues to send/receive
KJ>> >What is the exact error message you are getting in OE when you
can not send?
KJ>> A TCP/IP error occured while trying to connect to the server
account 10.10.50.134 Protocol: POP3 Secure (SSL) Error Number: 0x800CCC15
KJ>> -----Original Message-----
KJ>> From: Keith Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
On Behalf
KJ>> Of Keith Johnson
KJ>> Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 11:22 AM
KJ>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
KJ>> Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Browser/FTP Issues
KJ>> John,
KJ>> >What are you using for a DNS server?
KJ>> We use a Cobalt Raq3i server running DNS services (has all our
local entries
KJ>> in it to route email between all email servers, if not local,
then has a
KJ>> secondary entry to our ISP DNS server) No problems on any other
servers
KJ>> using the Internet browser, very strange issue.
KJ>> >Any problems sending mail?
KJ>> Great question, if I open up Outlook Express it will not work
correctly via
KJ>> POP3/SMTP to my local IP address of my server. However, all
Declude
KJ>> notifications and administrative emails from IMail all work.
What is weird
KJ>> is that if I reboot something gets reset (not sure what). I have
stopped
KJ>> Web Messaging Service, IMail Web Service, etc. trying to trigger
this
KJ>> problem resolution, but to no avail.
KJ>> >Has anything changed on your ISP or router?
KJ>> Nothing has changed on our ISP end nor our router. Again, it
will work fine
KJ>> for a few days, then out of the blue will not let us go to the
Internet,
KJ>> yet, I can resolve DNS from the command prompt (i.e. ping
www.yahoo.com with
KJ>> replies)
KJ>> -----Original Message-----
KJ>> From: John Tolmachoff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
KJ>> Sent: Thu 12/26/2002 2:01 PM
KJ>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
KJ>> Cc:
KJ>> Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Browser/FTP Issues
KJ>> What are you using for a DNS server?
KJ>> Any problems sending mail?
KJ>> Has anything changed on your ISP or router?
KJ>> John Tolmachoff MCSE, CSSA
KJ>> IT Manager, Network Engineer
KJ>> RelianceSoft, Inc.
KJ>> Fullerton, CA 92835
KJ>> www.reliancesoft.com
KJ>> > -----Original Message-----
KJ>> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:IMail_Forum-
KJ>> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Keith Johnson
KJ>> > Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 10:38 AM
KJ>> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
KJ>> > Subject: [IMail Forum] Browser/FTP Issues
KJ>> >
KJ>> > I am running a Win2K Server SP3 with IMail 7.13 HF2 w/Declude
KJ>> Virus/JunkMail
KJ>> > 1.65 We run two Virus Scanners with Declude called F-Prot
3.12c and
KJ>> InoculateIT
KJ>> > 6.0 SP1 We have this strange issue that occurs every few
days. Once
KJ>> the
KJ>> > machine has been rebooted all is well, I can use the Browser,
PING, FTP,
KJ>> etc.
KJ>> > After a few days (nothing listed in the Event Log), I can no
longer Browse
KJ>> any
KJ>> > Internet pages, nor can FTP work, however, I can PING any
website via name
KJ>> and
KJ>> > IP (i.e. www.yahoo.com). With this in mind, the signature
files cannot
KJ>> get updated
KJ>> > (my main concern). What is even stranger, all requests from
the outside
KJ>> (my
KJ>> > clients) can login to this server and get their email through
KJ>> WebMessaging,
KJ>> > POP3/SMTP works, my terminal connection works. The only thing
that does
KJ>> not
KJ>> > work is the ftp requests from my scanners and the ability to go
to the
KJ>> Internet in IE.
KJ>> > We have replaced the NIC card in this machine (now using a
3COM, was using
KJ>> the
KJ>> > Internal IBM NIC), but problem appears under both cards now.
This is very
KJ>> > puzzeling. Has anyone seen this? The only thing I can think
of is that
KJ>> F-Prot and
KJ>> > Inoc may not be playing nice together, however, both RealTime
scanners
KJ>> have
KJ>> > either been disabled or were not installed. Thanks for any
aid?
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