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I'm quite a dope. I have Zone Alarm Pro running on the box hosting cvsnt and forgot to allow port 2401 in it. doh! --jim "Bo Berglund" <bo.berglund at telia.com> wrote in message news:rl4hfvoi50qg3g5jbnqh17tugnmnctb087 at 4ax.com... > On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 12:13:23 -0400, "jim moore" <jim at scolamoore.com> > wrote: > > >I'm running cvsnt on a machine that lives behind a linksys router. If I > >access the server from another machine on the lan (also behind the router), > >everything is fine. If I try to access it from the internet (outside the > >router) though, I get a "Cannot connect to host" message (I am using > >eclipse). I forwarded port 2401 from the router to the host machine, but it > >does not help (port forwarding is working fine for getting to the web server > >(port 80) also running on that machine). > > > >has anyone something similar to this setup and got it working? any advice > >would be appreciated. > > > >--jim > > > I have a similar and working setup: > - DLink router (ADSL 24/7 connection) > - Port 2401 forwarding from the internal W2K server running CVSNT > - Protocol in use: SSPI > > When connecting from Internet you have to point your CVSROOT towards > the router IP, not the server. > Also you must use the :sspi:user at router:/repo style of CVSROOT. > Then you need to do cvs login too (once only). > Give the NT password of the user and you are set. > > HTH > > > /Bo > (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)