Hi,
I upgraded to WinGate 6. Licenses went fine, and everything looks normal. I have used WGIC and continue to do so.
Here are the symptoms.
1. I can ping any machine from any other.
2. I can use the server successfully (I am writing this message from it).
3. I can resolve DNS from client machines.
4. The client computer name and running application name appears in the activity panel.
However, nothing else works. There is no browsing, no email function, no time server function, no NNTP, etc.
The client applications make the connection, but it then stop. For example, when using Eudora, it will make the connection and present the "Logging on..." notice. There it sits. The app shows in the activity panel, but none of the connections I'm used to seeing are below it.
Browsing with Opera will get to the site, but then say it wants to download an octet-stream document of 0 bytes. IE just gives the old "page cannot be displayed" message. Likewise, the app only shows up in the activity panel.
Trying to reach a time server or quote server with Netlab gets to the server, but stops there. However, running DNS from Netlab on a client does resolve, and it shows up in WinGate's activity panel.
I have tried WinGate's WWW proxy on and off (I had kept it off before). I have tried the WGOptions for Realtek, just in case (I have one on the client, not the server. ENS is enabled, but the firewall is not blocking the clients. I have reset the WGICs. I have rebooted, released/renewed, and just about everything else I can think of.
The only unusual item is that WinGate's network status indicates the internal NIC status as "unknown", even though it is otherwise detected and reported correctly and the addresses are correct.
The client-to-server setup seems just great. In fact, I am running the server's browser right now in a window on a VNC client, so TCP/IP is just fine from client to server.
What's left to check?
Thanks,
Dennis