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I registered with google and fould that Kerio connects just fine. That you
are also getting connected then it can't stay connected is a curious point.
Before I go any further, download and install IE6. then get all the security
updates (IE5 is no longer safe with the current crop of exploits.)
Now, with that of my chest... It could be a flawed installation of Kerio
(although I would think that it would present on other sites as well.) I
guess Iwould try uninstalling Kerio, rebooting than re-installing Kerio
again. (Don't forget to turn off any resident progrtams that monitor the
system, such as any anti-virus or anti-trojan checkers.)
There's also the probability that some other program is the culprit, perhaps
a pop-up blocker. Check and see what else is running that could possibily
interfer. Ad-blocker, pop-up blocker, etc. Google could be detecting this
and giving you problems in an attemp to get you to turn it off. (???)
Why would it connect if you right-clicked the Kerio icon and opened the
administrative screen? No idea, Status & Administrative screens have no
effect on the packets moving through the machine. That you are getting it to
connect first, then to a 404 error is indictive of Google causing it (I
guess.)
Upgrade the browser, then try again. (That's my advice.) Even if that's not
the problem, you'll be better off.
> I find that I just get a cannot connect page when I try to post in Google
> Groups. But, If I click on th Kerio icon in the system tray such that I
> get the firewall window on the screen, then I can post. There is something
> that I am missing in the configuration.