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Stu Cousins
Hi, I have a Project 2003 Server on one network and a laptop on another
network running MS Project Pro 2003. A firewall stands between both
networks. I have configured the client with a Server Account in Project Pro
so that when the user opens Project on the client they can choose to either
work offline or connect to the Project Pro Server.
I can ping the Project Pro Server from the client (using both IP address and
hostname) and when I enter the URL of the Project Server in the clients web
browser it comes up with the Project Pro Welcome screen and I can use domain
logon credentials to connect to the system. This all works fine.
However, the problem I am having is when I select a Server Account when I
load Project Pro on the client. When I select profile to use server account
i get the message "Unexpected Server Response". On viewing details of this
it shows an HTTP error "401.2 - unauthorised. Access denied due to server
configuration".
The IIS side appears to be fine. It appears HTTP traffic is passing through
firewall OK but does MS Project Pro possibly use a port number that we may
be blocking, thus preventing me to access the Project Pro server via MS
Project Pro on the client?
Thanks very much.
network running MS Project Pro 2003. A firewall stands between both
networks. I have configured the client with a Server Account in Project Pro
so that when the user opens Project on the client they can choose to either
work offline or connect to the Project Pro Server.
I can ping the Project Pro Server from the client (using both IP address and
hostname) and when I enter the URL of the Project Server in the clients web
browser it comes up with the Project Pro Welcome screen and I can use domain
logon credentials to connect to the system. This all works fine.
However, the problem I am having is when I select a Server Account when I
load Project Pro on the client. When I select profile to use server account
i get the message "Unexpected Server Response". On viewing details of this
it shows an HTTP error "401.2 - unauthorised. Access denied due to server
configuration".
The IIS side appears to be fine. It appears HTTP traffic is passing through
firewall OK but does MS Project Pro possibly use a port number that we may
be blocking, thus preventing me to access the Project Pro server via MS
Project Pro on the client?
Thanks very much.