RE: Frontpage98

["Frank W. Keeney" <FKeeney () hsa com>]

The "Web Publishing Wizard" uses ftp ports. Publishing your web site on
a Front Page Extensions enabled server uses http, https or whatever the
web site uses.

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Frank Keeney, Network Services, Home Savings of America
+1 626-814-5080 mailto:fkeeney () hsa com / mailto:frank () pasadena net
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        From:  R. DuFresne [SMTP:dufresne () sysinfo com]
        Sent:  Friday, June 11, 1999 6:57 PM
        To:  Frank W. Keeney
        Cc:  'firewall-wizards () nfr net'
        Subject:  RE: Frontpage98


        When posting, or what's the frontpage term, umm, publishing a
web,
        frontpage uses the normal ftp 20/21 combo if I recall correctly.

        As far as the webserver, it can be setup to any port, if I
recall, most
        commonly it's set to 80, 8080, 433<?>...


        On Fri, 11 Jun 1999, Frank W. Keeney wrote:

        > Frontpage uses port tcp port 80 the same as http. Frontpage
does not
        > support authenticating proxies or any other firewall
authentication that
        > I know of.
        > 
        >
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        > Frank Keeney, Network Services, Home Savings of America
        > +1 626-814-5080 mailto:fkeeney () hsa com /
mailto:frank () pasadena net
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        > 
        > 
        >       ----------
        >       From:  Colin Horsington [SMTP:c.horsington () aas com au]
        >       Sent:  Sunday, June 06, 1999 10:05 PM
        >       To:  'firewall-wizards () nfr net'
        >       Subject:  Frontpage98
        > 
        >       Hello,
        > 
        >       Does anyone know what ports Frontpage 98 requires. We
have
        > recently
        >       installed a new Firewall (Watchguard Firebox II) and now
cannot
        > update
        >       our remote web page (hosted by an ISP). It stops at the
        > authentication stage
        >       and so I can only assume that the ports it requires are
blocked.
        > 
        >       
        > 

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