Potential Problems and Solutions 169
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Remember that passwords are case-sensitive; make sure the Caps
Lock key is off.
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Click Reload or Refresh in the Web browser and try again. For security
reasons, the Firewall sends a slightly different Authentication page
each time you log in to the Web interface. If the password you use
does not allow access to the Firewall, it might be because the browser
is displaying a cached copy of the page instead of the current page.
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If you cannot remember the correct password, you can reset the
Firewall. See Appendix H, “Resetting the Firewall” for more
information.
LAN Users Cannot
Access the Internet
If your users cannot access the Internet, try the following:
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If NAT is enabled, make sure the default router address on the LAN
Client is set to the Management IP Address of the Firewall.
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If there are any host devices other than the Internet router connected
to the WAN port, they are not accessible to users on the LAN.
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To see if the problem is outside the Firewall, disconnect the Firewall
and try to access the Internet.
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Try restarting the router and LAN machines.
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If you are using the Internet Firewall with a cable modem, you may
need to register the MAC address of the unit with your cable service
provider before connecting the Internet Firewall to your network. You
can find the MAC address of the Internet Firewall on a label on the
underside of the unit.
Firewall Does Not
Save Changes
If the Firewall does not save the changes that you make, make sure that
you click Update before moving to another window or tab, or all changes
are lost.
Duplicate IP Address
Errors Are Occurring
If there are duplicate IP address errors after you have installed the
Firewall:
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Try restarting the router or LAN machines.
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Make sure the LAN is not connected to the WAN port on the Firewall.
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If DHCP is on, make sure no other DHCP servers are on the LAN.
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