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Last Login: 11/9/2004 10:09:00 AM
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| Collaboration seems to be working well in the office here. However, if a user goes how and works over our VPN the system does not seem to work. Is this only for a LAN environment and not semi-Internet Collaboration. Would be nice if it would work!! Thanks Buddy |
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Last Login: 10/11/2006 9:41:00 AM
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| I agree with you. Also I hope you get an answer on this forum. It has been four days and I am still waiting for a reply. It seem that the Collaboration suite only works on the lan. But as for VPN, I got it to work with a bit of tweakink on our SonicWall firewall. But I am also concern about giving the Webmail (Calendering) the possibility to share. Regards Philippe Vanier |
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Supreme Being
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Last Login: 8/30/2008 7:11:35 AM
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| Buddy, Can you describe what behavior you are seeing when the client is connecting from home? Jason H. |
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Last Login: 8/19/2008 7:33:26 AM
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| mmm.... my people can easly work from home as well.
If you reffer to the work Group Share... all you have to do is to make sure you have the correct routing to port 8100 (if not changed) from the outside. Also, the firewall need to have the needed ports open (also for the webmail and so on).
When you do that, all clients can connect to Collaboration.
In fact, you can do the same for the Free/Busy port (free/busy is also in the work group share).
VPN issue... that is something I cannot help you... but it would work.
Acting is so much more real than reality! |
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