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Norton Live Update Utility Failing

Discussion in 'Networking (Hardware & Software)' started by 24jedi, 2005/11/03.

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    24jedi Well-Known Member Thread Starter

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    Strange issue with Norton Live Update Utility. While I reference a Virus Application Utility, I beleive this is a windows networking issue.

    I am tweaking a w2003 server with "surface attack" policies, specifically TCP/IP settings.

    Local Area Connection\IP Protocol\Properties\Advanced\Options\TCP-IP Filtering\Properties

    When I "Enable TCP/IP Filtering (all adapters)" and ADD
    TCP: 53, 80, 443
    UDP: 53
    IP: 6, 8, 17

    Save & reboot

    Live Updater will fail

    When I disable "Enable TCP/IP Filtering (all adapters) "
    save and reboot

    Live Updater works fine.

    I haven't a clue why this is failing.
     
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    24jedi Well-Known Member Thread Starter

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    While not a solution, I think I figured out the problem.

    Using "Enable TCP/IP Filtering (all adapters)" is a means of filtering inbound traffic to this box. Web services work fine because the destination port is 80/443 on this box.

    The problem is accessing outbound services and since the TCP response back to my box is not to a port that I have opened (ie above 1024), TCP will fail to work properly.

    I have implemented an IPSec firewall using this link. IPSec Firewall . It's not the only source for the explanation. Simply google.

    - Don
     

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