On Sunday 19 May 2002 08:01 am, you wrote: > not to sound to simple but you did type a number (like 1) where the "x" is > in 192.168.0.x:8443/ and have you tried to drop the last slash and see what > happens? > > On Saturday 18 May 2002 11:58 pm, you wrote: > > I must not be holding my mouth right. Just like when I go fishing, I > > never catch fish cause I don't hold my mouth right. Anyway, I have SNF > > on a K6-II 266mhz processor with 65MB RAM and it installs like a dream. > > Only once set up I can't get access to it. I put > > "https://192.168.0.X:8443/ in konqueror or netscape or mozilla and I get > > a can't access message. I have the hosts and hosts allow files set up > > with the IP address for the firewall machine so that shouldn't be a > > problem. I have been through the 200+pages of the manual and can't find a > > hint of how to access once it is set up. Someone on the list said to > > start it with an admin login and then access from the other machine with > > admin login. Didn't happen. still no access. So is the SNF useable or > > should I just give it up. I wanted to buy the box set but not until I am > > sure I can figure out how to set it up. Any one have any ideas? Help is > > appreciated as always. The learning curve is making me dizzy at the > > moment.
Hi, yes I do have a number in the last position, set up the firewall computer as .6. I have not tried dropping the last / cause I read on the list that it needs to be there, however I will give that a try just for the fun of it . Thanks for the reply, let you all know if I ever get this figured out, but don't hesitate to put forth any other suggestions that come to mind. -- Dennis M. linux user #180842
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