Article ID: 174785 - Last Review: December 6, 2000 - Revision: 1.0 Packet Filter Driver Blocks All Non-Proxy RequestsThis article was previously published under Q174785 On This PageSYMPTOMS
The packet filter driver in Proxy Server version 2.0 blocks all
non-proxy requests to and from the Proxy Server.
CAUSE
This only occurs when packet filtering is selected (enabled). The
packet filter driver will not block applications that use any of the
proxy services. Instead, the dynamic packet filter feature will
automatically open the requested ports for these applications.
RESOLUTION
If you run applications that access the Internet on the same computer
that is running Proxy Server, you need to configure static filters.
To add a custom or pre-defined static filter:
Common Packet FiltersFTP Server IN (Filter 1 of 2)Protocol = TCP Direction = IN Local Port = 21 Remote Port = Any FTP Server OUT (Filter 2 of 2) Protocol = TCP Direction = BOTH Local Port = 20 Remote Port = Any HTTP Server (Port 8080) (Note, there is a pre-defined filter for port 80) Protocol = TCP Direction = IN Local Port = 8080 Remote Port = Any FTP Server Dynamic (Optional) (This filter is optional, it is only required if you have Web-browser based FTP clients or passive mode FTP clients accessing the FTP server) Protocol = TCP Direction = BOTH Local Port = Dynamic port (1025-5000) Remote Port = Any TZO Internet Naming Service Client (http://www.tzo.com) (Filter 1 of 2) Protocol = UDP Direction = BOTH Local Port = ANY Remote Port = Fixed port 21331 TZO Internet Naming Service Client (http://www.tzo.com) (Filter 2 of 2) Protocol = UDP Direction = BOTH Local Port = ANY Remote Port = Fixed port 21332 MORE INFORMATION
For additional information on packet filters, please see the "Setting
Security Parameters" chapter in the Proxy Server 2.0 documentation. This article will be updated periodically with new packet filter examples.
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