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Hello, I'm running web services from a client application deployed throughout my LAN via JNLP. The web services are run on a tomcat server. The problem I have is that the web services cannot be run at all. Infact, pointing to the IP of the server running the web services does not display the welcome page of the Tomcat Server. Everything worked fine until Microsoft ISA server was installed on the network. Any suggestions on how I can modify my java code or at least my Tomcat server to make it visible to all machines on the LAN network? thanks.
 
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Originally posted by igwe kalu kalu ogba:
Everything worked fine until Microsoft ISA server was installed on the network.



If the Microsoft ISA server is blocking your traffic, you aren't going to fix it by modifying your code. You need to configure the ISA server to allow your traffic through.
 
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