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Cause with protecting clients in SEC

Marvin Harms

Hello,

 

i have a cause with protecting clients in our network. The employees work from home and are connected via VPN.

 

In the enterprise console i click at protect, but nothing happens.

 

How i can protect these laptops ?


Primary Server is my Server and secondary is Sophos.



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  • 0 in reply to QC

    Hello Christian,

     

    this is Telnet 8192 in CMD on my client to the server:

    From the Server for the same this here:

     

    the connection from the client to the server has apparently worked or? And at the server side the message says that the network is overloaded, right ?

     

    Marvin

  • 0 in reply to Marvin Harms

    Hello Marvin,

    wouldn't concentrate on the server side (and the screenshot is too small for my bad eyesight [:D]).
    Seriously, the telnet screenshot shows just endpoint → server 8192 ... but where's the response that you apparently get? The IOR you get with telnet should also show in the packets (though he window title doesn't suggest an additional filter). So first we'd need the complete traffic for telnet and then compare it to the one initiated by the router. Looks like (in the 2nd) that the server can't SYN to the endpoint - but why does telnet work then?

    Christian

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