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Juno Access - 17.Feb.2003 11:41:00 PM

kiheiman

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I am trying to get Juno email to work behind an ISA server. The email works fine behind our Linksys DSL router. My configuration also works OK for retrieving/sending mail to a Qwest.net POP3 email server.

The Web browsing functions work OK. I completely opened up the Protocol Filter Rules and the Packet Filter rules in both directions, but that did not help. I did a data capture and saw that the DNS query to Juno was completing OK. It then sent several TCP packets to Juno but no responses were received.

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RE: Juno Access - 18.Feb.2003 3:42:00 PM

tshinder

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Hi K,

Are you not able to send mail (SMTP) or receive mail (POP3)?

Thanks!
Tom

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RE: Juno Access - 18.Feb.2003 11:35:00 PM

kiheiman

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I can send and receive mail OK via a Qwest.net POP3 mail server. It appears that I can authenticate OK with Juno, but it hangs when trying to connect to the mail servers and eventually times out after about 30 seconds.

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RE: Juno Access - 23.Feb.2003 12:20:00 AM

kiheiman

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I was able to resolve the problem. Juno uses port 1794 for their email system. I built a protocol definition for port 1794. I then built an outgoing protocol filter for port 1794.

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