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Hi!

I have a Handheld, a web server (Win XP Pro) with an IP
and a data server (Win 2000).
I'm trying to connect a HandHeld to my office server Win
2000, that contains my data base. The handheld and the
server have the apropriated softwares installed for
comunication, and it's working properly through the
cradle. But what I need it's to connect the server
remotely, through Internet.
I have to configure the XP PC to allow the access between
Palm and Win 2000 server. The palm connects to internet
through a Palm Modem, and the data server connects to
internet through the XP PC.

How could I do this, using the Windows XP firewall?

Looking forward to hearing from you soon,

Thank you,

Susi

I won't be able to offer any help here, but I suggest that you also
visit the forums at http://www.brighthand.com if you get no other
responses here..  Some of the people there might be able to shed more
light on this matter.

Jeffrey Randow
Windows Client MVP - Remote Networking & Security
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Quote:>Hi!

>I have a Handheld, a web server (Win XP Pro) with an IP
>and a data server (Win 2000).
>I'm trying to connect a HandHeld to my office server Win
>2000, that contains my data base. The handheld and the
>server have the apropriated softwares installed for
>comunication, and it's working properly through the
>cradle. But what I need it's to connect the server
>remotely, through Internet.
>I have to configure the XP PC to allow the access between
>Palm and Win 2000 server. The palm connects to internet
>through a Palm Modem, and the data server connects to
>internet through the XP PC.

>How could I do this, using the Windows XP firewall?

>Looking forward to hearing from you soon,

>Thank you,

>Susi