I am using ASL 6.02.
In Windows XP (on non-domain machines), if you click on Start-->Control Panel-->Date & Time there will be a tab labeled "Internet Time". If you click on that tab, and choose time.windows.com (or any other external time server), ASL does something that causes the time update to fail. This does not happen on a stand alone linksys router.
I have worked several hours to find the exact cause, but I can't find any packets dropped in the packet filter's live log. I have enabled a basic Any-Any-Allow-Any (with log) rule in the packet filter but that doesn't seem to help. I've got everything else (surf protection, IPS, etc. turned off).
Anyone experiencing anything similar?
Here's the reason why I need windows.com to work: I have 2 media PCs and they attempt to download an electronic program guide. If the call to time.windows.com fails, then the guide is not downloaded.
Any help at all is appreciated.
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