Hello,
First of all, it is good to be back to the forums... I havent been here since anandtech was brand new. It is good to see that it has been going well.
On to my problem. I use a Nortel Contivity 1700 and a client on the remote desktop to access my network. All my programs work fine. However, I am moving some transcriptionist over to this type of connection. I have noticed that one of the apps doesnt work over the IPSec tunnel. It is called IDXRad (radiology app) but when looking at packet captures am noticing that .js (java) isnt passing through the tunnel. Does this make sense? If I am missing some information for you to help troubleshoot, please let me know. I will be opening a ticket with Nortel as well with IDXRad, but figured this would instill some ideas as well. Anyway, thanks for at least listening.
P.S. I also have branch office tunnels to my network that are having the same issues. This isnt just a client to hardware issue, as these branchoffices are hardwared to hardware connections.
Sincerely,
Woodweave
First of all, it is good to be back to the forums... I havent been here since anandtech was brand new. It is good to see that it has been going well.
On to my problem. I use a Nortel Contivity 1700 and a client on the remote desktop to access my network. All my programs work fine. However, I am moving some transcriptionist over to this type of connection. I have noticed that one of the apps doesnt work over the IPSec tunnel. It is called IDXRad (radiology app) but when looking at packet captures am noticing that .js (java) isnt passing through the tunnel. Does this make sense? If I am missing some information for you to help troubleshoot, please let me know. I will be opening a ticket with Nortel as well with IDXRad, but figured this would instill some ideas as well. Anyway, thanks for at least listening.
P.S. I also have branch office tunnels to my network that are having the same issues. This isnt just a client to hardware issue, as these branchoffices are hardwared to hardware connections.
Sincerely,
Woodweave
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