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Can Not Connect 172.16.16.16:4444

KennethPollock

I've configured Sophos ASUS Wireless Router and Barebones Intel.  Management configuration is successful using iPad, Android phone, and Dell Computer But not with MACbookPro.  Using MACbookPro and several browsers was not successful.  The MACbookPro is the normal computer.  The tested connections were Wireless and Hardwire.

Why/what is the problem with connecting the Apple?



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    I've installed sophos on a Zotac nano computer.  I can see/access the sophos management screen when using some computers but can not access/see/find the management screen when using my MACbookPro at your given address https://172.16.16.16:4444.

    I've researched the web and contacted Apple but the problem is the MAC at that address.  The router is an ASUS RT-N66U.  I can access the router through its Wireless but can not access the Sophos management console through the MACbookPro and use the basic set-up per IT.

    I can access the said web page using my iPad through the Wireless.

     

  • 0 in reply to KennethPollock

    Hi Kenneth,

    Check the network settings on MAC book, see/verify the subnet configured on MAC. Is MAC receiving the IP address via DHCP or Static defined?

    Take SSH to XG and go to option 4 . Device console. Execute, tcpdump 'host x.x.x.x(MAC book IP) and port 4444 then try to access the management console on MAC and monitor the logs.

    Thanks

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  • 0 in reply to KennethPollock

    Hi Kenneth,

    Check the network settings on MAC book, see/verify the subnet configured on MAC. Is MAC receiving the IP address via DHCP or Static defined?

    Take SSH to XG and go to option 4 . Device console. Execute, tcpdump 'host x.x.x.x(MAC book IP) and port 4444 then try to access the management console on MAC and monitor the logs.

    Thanks

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