The GUI client setting is only for management by remote workstations. You
still need the "motif" license on the Sun box to get the local GUI
interface.
The license message is just a cosmetic problem with Sun. You can verify the
installation with a fw stat.
Dave
-----Original Message-----
From: Firebird [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 4:44 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [FW1] GUI problems...
Hello,
I just installed FireWall-1 on a SPARC20 running w/ Solaris 7. I
installed the Firewall and management module on it, and want to access the
management station with my GUI on an NT box. I already fwconfig'ed ad added
my IP as GUIhost, aswell as the license aso. The license is licensed to the
IP on le0.
Now the problem:
When I reboot the system, everything goes fine, except that when it
configures the network card (le0, qfe0-qfe3) it tells me tha it doesn't find
a valid license (and I'm sure the license is valid) and that the FireWall is
limited to 25 internal hosts. When I try to connect to the management
station with my GUI, it denies the access and tells that it doesn't find a
valid license for User Interface.
I'm pretty new in this subject and would be grateful for any help, I
quickly looked at the FAQ of Phoneboy and didn't find anything about that
subject (thougt I must admit I didn't read everything :o))
Thanks for any help,
Firebird
P.S.: This is the second post, the first one doesn't seem to have appear in
the list..
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