[WriteLog] Accessing Telnet

Scot Herrick scot at k9jy.com
Sat Jul 31 00:58:02 EDT 2004


I have Zone Alarm and the program control is in the configuration of Zone
Alarm. I don't know how the Norton Firewall works, unfortunately, but it has
to be something similar. In Zone Alarm, you can have a setting that tells
you when something (i.e., WriteLog Packet Terminal) is trying to access the
Internet and you can then accept it or reject it. Norton has to have
something similar...perhaps those with Norton can enlighten us.

Scot Herrick
See K9JY's WriteLog User Support Site at:
http://www.k9jy.com
 
 
-----Original Message-----
From: writelog-bounces at contesting.com
[mailto:writelog-bounces at contesting.com] On Behalf Of Georgek5kg at aol.com
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 15:52
To: jim at n7us.net
Cc: writelog at CONTESTING.COM
Subject: Re: [WriteLog] Accessing Telnet

 
In a message dated 7/28/2004 4:09:44 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
jim at n7us.net 
writes:

When I switched from Sprint  Broadband Direct (MMDS - 2.4 GHz RF) which used

a cable modem to DSL I could  no longer access my AR-Cluster node using the 
internet IP address.  I had  to use the internal LAN IP address of the PC
with 
the cluster.  But this  is only relevant if you actually have the node at
your 
location, which I don't  think is the situation.
 
WL does pass the spots to the  spots window for me though I don't have an 
OBJECTS section.  I just  looked at K9JY's web site and don't find anything
on 
the OBJECTS section at  all.  I just noticed that he wrote you too.
 
I'm  stumped



I have determined that it's my Norton Internet Security firewall that is  
preventing WL Packet Terminal from accessing the Internet.  I can turn off
the 
firewall, and WL PT accesses the Internet just fine.  With it on,  however, 
access is blocked.  HyperTerminal gets thru the firewall just  fine, 
interestingly enough.
 
I spent some time last evening trying to figure out how to make the
firewall 
not block WL PT, but to no avail.  It ain't obvious, but I will  persist,
hi.
 
73, Geo...
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