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Thanx for the quick replies for my last post...
Here's another one...
We've got our MS exchange server set up for Web access, all my users can connect OK except for anyone on an NTL broadband link (150k).
Do NTL block/throttle Outlook web access??
As I understand it it should only be using HTTP, so none of those blocked ports should affect it.
I use Outlook Web Access to check up in the evenings or weekends, on my office email, diary, etc. This is on a ntl:home 600 connection, and all works fine. It worked straight away, once I had set up the office exchange server (part of Small Business Server 2000) to allow it. All I had to do was to work out the IP address of my work's ADSL connection.
On the other hand I would use VPN if I could get that to work (something to do with my office server's settings I think), and of course VPN wasn't "banned" by ntl.
On the other hand I would use VPN if I could get that to work (something to do with my office server's settings I think), and of course VPN wasn't "banned" by ntl.
I have sent you a PM regarding this - I may have an answer depending on what client you are using
The only way I got around it was using Opera on the client.
Strangley enough new installations of WindowsXP and IE whatever (fully patched or not) work OK.
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