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Posted by James Matthews on July 20, 2007, 12:10 am
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Check the ipsec policy.
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> My company server suddenly blocked inbound traffic over night. I can
> access
> the internet on the server with no problem, so outbound is good.
>
> I've ran the "Net Diagnostic" utility both network cards passed.
>
> I pinged the NIC cards (127.0.0.1) both passed that.
>
> I checked the TCP/IP filters on each card and they are set to permit all
> TCP/UDP/IP Protocols. (Enable TCP/IP is not selected)
>
> I’ve uninstalled, reinstalled both adapters and configured static
> settings.
>
> Inside my router settings, under attached devices I see the assigned
> server
> static IP address (I've unplugged to clear the address and inserted the
> cable
> (Many times))
>
> Using the router diagnostics I tried to ping the address. I received the
> "Request timed out".
>
> There's isn't any firewall software or hardware other than the router
> itself.
>
> Please help!!!!
>
>
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