Hi Fabrice,
The solution is to forget about SDS. It's no longer a part of the system
starting with NGX, probably because Check Point now supplies .MSI files.
You're trying to make something work that you cannot use in the future.
Ray
From: Fabrice BARUTEL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [FW-1] Problem SecureClient access to SDS Server
Date: Fri, 17 Feb 2006 10:27:42 +0100
Hi everyone,
I'm currently testing SecureClient with a Policy Server and Software
Distribution Server (SDS) on the same FW1.
I'm using SecureClient in Office Mode with a IP Pool.
SecureClient have problems to access to SDS Server while it is
disconnected.
I see log into SecureClient Diagnostics showing that SecureClient doesn't
send packet to SDS Server (port TCP 65524) because SDS Server is
automatically inside the encryption domain, and want to be connected to
access to SDS Server on TCP 65524. One it is connected, and with
appropriate
rules inside FW1 and Desktop Policy, SecureClient have access to TCP 65524
and can download new packages (I see packets are encrypted).
Has anyone has a solution or a common one solution for my SecureClients to
have access to SDS Server while disconnected ?
Thanks any advance for your help, clues, or anything.
--
Fabrice BARUTEL
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