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Hi, >Also, what do you mean by "remote pc's (other WAN locations)" do you >mean remote locations that are still inside your corporate network, or >are you talking about Internet locations? If the latter (and maybe even >if the former) why are you even allowing 445 through the firewall? we have no direct internet connection. All internet traffic goes through a corporate firewall/proxy server (which isn't even at our site). I'm only talking about corporate WAN. All pc's I see are internal pc's, although from other company sites (or even countries). Regards, Oliver
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