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would the clinets firewall need to have any other oports thatn 80 open for nfuise to work?<br />
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is there anyway nfuse willwork only through port 80?
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would the clinets firewall need to have any other oports thatn 80 open for nfuise to work?

is there anyway nfuse willwork only through port 80?

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Hi,<br />
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could someone explain why some clients at remote sites (internet cafes. hotels etc) cant connect.<br />
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the majority of people on remote sites can, but every so often we get places that can't connect, but &nbsp;do have internet access,<br />
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sometimes an ssl &nbsp;error, sometimes just the hour glass, sometimes nothing, (we do have peopl using the system all the time and is working whilst theses errors are happerning so i doubt its at our end.<br />
I was under the impression that it all worked under port 80 as far as the client was concernd, so cant see what would be stoping it working.<br />
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any ideas,<br />
<br />
using Citrix frx<br />
CSG<br />
MWI <br />
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clients do connect to CSG first ratherthan the web server.<br />
<br />
and we do use NAT but CSG and Web server are on a card of there own on the firewall.
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Hi,

could someone explain why some clients at remote sites (internet cafes. hotels etc) cant connect.

the majority of people on remote sites can, but every so often we get places that can't connect, but  do have internet access,


sometimes an ssl  error, sometimes just the hour glass, sometimes nothing, (we do have peopl using the system all the time and is working whilst theses errors are happerning so i doubt its at our end.
I was under the impression that it all worked under port 80 as far as the client was concernd, so cant see what would be stoping it working.

any ideas,

using Citrix frx
CSG
MWI 

clients do connect to CSG first ratherthan the web server.

and we do use NAT but CSG and Web server are on a card of there own on the firewall.

Citrix Nfuse

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