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List:       sidewinder
Subject:    Re: [Sidewinder] Failed to Connect SSL Server
From:       Sidewinder moderated discussion list <sidewinder () adeptech ! com>
Date:       2008-06-30 7:24:30
Message-ID: 944958.7280.qm () web45515 ! mail ! sp1 ! yahoo ! com
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Guys thanks for your support i solve ma issue regarding connecting.
 
 
Regards;
Sohaib Naqi 
Network Security Engineer

list <sidewinder@adeptech.com> wrote:

From: Sidewinder moderated discussion list <sidewinder@adeptech.com>
Subject: Re: [Sidewinder] Failed to Connect SSL Server
To: sidewinder@adeptech.com
Date: Sunday, June 29, 2008, 1:51 AM

How about calling Sidewinder support? This is likely a basic layer 3 issue.

Matt Lowe
Sr Network Engineer
Secure Computing Corporation
matt_lowe@securecomputing.com

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Sent:	Saturday, June 28, 2008 08:10 PM Central Standard Time
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Subject:	Re: [Sidewinder] Failed to Connect SSL Server

Sidewinder moderated discussion list wrote:
> Guys i am facing problem to connect firewall.  When ever i click on button
"CONNECT" in admin console message appear " Failed to connect
SSl Server"..
....! firewall internal IP is 192.40.10.2 and my P.C IP is 192.40.10.10 that
is connect to firewall via switch but still i am unable to ping my P.C
default gateway that is 192.40.10.2 (firewall internal IP).......!
>   Tell Me what should i do......! waiting for your's positive and
instant
reply...!
>   
Can you ping the internal interface of the server?

Does the server IP in show up in the ARP table on your PC (on windows 
this would be arp -a on the command line)?

Is there *any* chance that you have the internal and external interfaces 
on the firewall confused (e.g. you have the external wire on the 
internal NIC and vice-versa)? This has happened several times to me as 
IIRC 5.x loaded the interfaces on our hardware in one order, and 6.x 
seemed to do it the other way. Or maybe I was just overtired.

Also wander over to the server itself, log in and srole, then see if you 
have the IP address assigned correctly:

ifconfig -a

Finally, if none of this works, it will help quite a bit if you give the 
model you're running, and the thingy, uh, version of the software 
running on that hardware.

Regards,
Petro.
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