I just last night set up a replacement server (from NT4 to 2000 server) as the designated RAS server. I installed and configured it to be almost an exact replacement, meaning I setup WINS and DHCP to be exactly like the old NT machine. After shutting down the old machine, I was able to dial up and communicate to most all servers in the network. HOWEVER, all my end users running 9X machines with a specific application (FieldPro) cannot communicate with the server, the application is running on a server that's IP hasn't changed. In fact the only thing that has changed for sure is the IP of the RAS server. Other then that the end users are able to access the EMAIL server, the network shares, and even ping the IP of the Application server, it's only when they try to use the Application that communicates at port 22000 that they're having issues with. My question is, are there any default restrictions besides the Deny access options that I should be aware of. Do I have to create some sort of policy, even though I'm not running a AD environment. Any one with suggestions or comments please, help...
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