Has Xtra blocked ssl inbound connections for use without static IP?

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#69553 11-Oct-2010 09:03

From yesterday I've lost inbound ssl (443) connections? If I restart my router it works for a few minutes but then stops. HTTP and RDP connections still fine, anyone else encountered this?

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#390343 11-Oct-2010 09:27

If it works for a few minutes and then stops it's not going to be the ISP blocking much of anything. I'd be looking at your router first.

Have you called their helpdesk yet?

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#390346 11-Oct-2010 09:30

I've not called them yet. I'll continue to look at it myself, check forums and the like before I talk to Manila.

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#390351 11-Oct-2010 09:46

It's your router most likely. I'm on telecom with static ip and inbound 443 works fine

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#390355 11-Oct-2010 10:01

I don't have a static IP (hence why I was wondering if Telecom deamed SSL a "premium" service and only available to static IP holders.

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#390356 11-Oct-2010 10:02

Note: this has been working for a few years now. I still get inbount HTTP and RDP, it's just the SSL that's not getting through. Checked the Exchange server on the inside of the network and it's fine.

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#390368 11-Oct-2010 10:25

I've just connected via https to a small SBS site connected via a Telecom ADSL connection and no static IP without any problem, so as per earlier posts maybe start with your router.

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#390369 11-Oct-2010 10:25

I wouldnd't be surprised if Xtra is blocking 443 on dynamic. Have you got access to another Router for a test?

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#390395 11-Oct-2010 11:20

allan: I've just connected via https to a small SBS site connected via a Telecom ADSL connection and no static IP without any problem, so as per earlier posts maybe start with your router.

Thanks heaps for testing that out for me, will buy a new router this afternoon and hopefull that will address my problem.

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#390400 11-Oct-2010 11:21

any recommendations for a aDSL 2+ with WiFi "n" support?

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#390409 11-Oct-2010 11:46

As was said earlier, if you're getting thru initially then it's nothing to do with whether you're dynamic or not, if they were blocking it deliberatley you'd never have it work at all.

I like the Netgear DG834 series, probably worth a look.

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#390455 11-Oct-2010 13:31

The culprit has been found. Windows Home Server! Somehow redirected my SSL traffic!

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#390457 11-Oct-2010 13:35

hmmmm, now how do I fix it? port forwarding in the router has not changed, so I can only guess that WHS has created an additonal redirection within the network?

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#390473 11-Oct-2010 14:08

oh god, now it's getting worse. turned of WHS "remote access" and now I cannot access the Exchange server at all, even internally.

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#390513 11-Oct-2010 15:07

Back on-line. Disable "Remote Access" in WHS and restarted SBS. IPSEC & Exchange service failed to start. Manual start of Exchange service worked but IPSEC did not. Restarted SBS again, manual start of IPSEC first, then Exchange service and we appear to be operational again. What a relief that I don't have to shell out for a new router.

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#390526 11-Oct-2010 15:27

Actually I see that Firstin have a one-day specical on an Asus Wireless N device today - $70
http://www.firstin.co.nz/products/asus-rt-n11-wireless-n-router-3524/

Not that you need it now of course...

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