Matthew, Yes, that helped clarify what I was thinking. I was pretty sure that the VPN wasn't the problem, but I was just stuck.
I did figure out what the problem was shortly after sending the note. I was thinking the software was trying to connect from my machine (where the VPN tunnel's local endpoint is). In reality, the software was communicating the address information to a service on another machine which was attempting the actual connection. From that machine there is no VPN connection at all. Darned details.... -g >In other words, if you can connect to the host using ssh, http and >https, I can't imagine why your wouldn't be able to connect to any other >port on the same host ... unless its being blocked by the VPN gateway >firewall policy or an intermediary firewall policy. _______________________________________________ vpn-help mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shrew.net/mailman/listinfo/vpn-help
