find direction.
Having said that, Darrell was correct in his response and I will refrain
from posting off topic in the future.
Thanks,
Chris G.
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From: John Powell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 10:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [e-smi
> forum but Darrell, COME ON, with an answer like that.Have you ever
> considered going to work for Micro$oft? Stuff like this is what gives
Tek,
Darrell didn't say anything that hasn't been said 10's if not hundreds
of times by many others in this forum. DEVINFO is for development
di
>
>I personally have found Darrell more that helpful and will pay him for it.
>By donation if necessary.
>Now, thats helping both of us!
Don't get me wrong, I have found Darrell's "how-to's" at his site extremely
resourceful. I did not mean my post to sound like an attack against
him. Darrell
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From: "TekUnsupported" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
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Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 2:12 PM
Subject: Re: [e-smith-devinfo] VPN / Email Question
>
> >
> >Hi Chr
>
> Before anybody jumps down my throat, I know that Chris overstepped the
> purpose of this forum by posting a technical question in the developer's
> forum but Darrell, COME ON, with an answer like that.Have you ever
> considered going to work for Micro$oft? Stuff like this is what gives the
>
> Before anybody jumps down my throat, I know that Chris overstepped the
> purpose of this forum by posting a technical question in the developer's
> forum but Darrell, COME ON, with an answer like that.Have you ever
> considered going to work for Micro$oft? Stuff like this is what gives th
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Amne: [e-smith-devinfo] VPN / Email Question
I know this question may be out of bounds for this list, but I am
grasping at straws.
We are trying to allow remote users (traveling salespeople) to use the
esmith server to send
> We are trying to allow remote users (traveling salespeople) to use the
> esmith server to send email while on the road. We are using Cisco's VPN
> client to come into our LAN via a Cisco PIX 506. We get authenticated
> fine, we can ping anything on the LAN by name or IP, WINS seems to be
> worki
>
>Hi Chris. Yes, I would say you are correct. This does not sound like a
>development issue. Someone may volunteer an answer, but this really isn't
>the place to post or expect an answer from.
>
>Possibly you are new to the list, your choices for this type of support
>should be as follows:
>
"Chris L. Gray" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I know this question may be out of bounds for this list, but I am
> grasping at straws.
Hi Chris. Yes, I would say you are correct. This does not sound like a
development issue. Someone may volunteer an answer, but this really isn't
the place to po
I know this question may be out of bounds for this list, but I am
grasping at straws.
We are trying to allow remote users (traveling salespeople) to use the
esmith server to send email while on the road. We are using Cisco's VPN
client to come into our LAN via a Cisco PIX 506. We get authenticate
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