The WebEx client software tunnels WebEx communications using HTTP (port 80). By establishing communication in this manner, corporate firewalls do not have to be reconfigured to enable online meetings.

WebEx is a Web-based meeting presentation tool. WebEx allows meeting participants to share a presentation with any one, any where using a Web browser. Meeting attendees have the capability to view, annotate, and edit documents electronically. It can also be used to take individuals on a web tour. It includes a simple polling mechanism and chat tool. See similar questions...

The standard Tracker Client software should work through most corporate firewalls and proxy servers. If you are still having problems please have your Network Administrator contact us for alternative connectivity methods. The Web Reports software will operate through any firewall that allows outgoing web access. Yes, we are constantly improving the functionality of our client software and offer each new version to our customers at no charge. See similar questions...

Yes, you can! The iFolder sync uses port 80, which almost every firewall has open to allow corporate workers to browse the web. See similar questions...

Our WebEx training programs are digital multimedia programs. You will view a PowerPoint presentation while listening to an audio program. All the programs are self-study and allow you to work at your own pace. The programs are recorded, you play them as you play movies. You can pause, rewind, fast forward, and repeat the entire program or parts of the program. See similar questions...

Answer: You have multiple approaches for delivering IP telephony while keeping the firewall intact. The solution operates outside of the firewall and can utilize a Network Address Translation device (NAT) that only allows voice calls to the specific IP addresses through the firewall. See similar questions...

Yes. A port needs to be open through the firewall of course, and that port can be specified in the Client configuration. See similar questions...

Sort of. There is basic provision for a simple web proxy, which will allow you to query the Gnutella and hotline search engines, but most firewalls will not allow gnutella, hotline or OpenNapster connections. Enable the following ports for best results. Carracho downloads are not possible, only searching. I will add it if someone figures out the download protocol! See similar questions...

No! Unless your firewall or proxy server blocks all browser access, it can't tell the difference between this and a normal browser, neither can the quote server for that matter. If you have a personal firewall, you may have to configure it to allow Excel to access the Internet. The connection is opened and closed in less than 1 second. Actual performance depends on the complexity of your page. See similar questions...

Yes you can. Being browser-based means you can conduct your banking and it won't interfere with your company's firewall. However, if you experience any problems, you should contact your network or firewall administrator. They will have to telephone us at 662-8802 between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. (EST) to make changes to your firewall that will allow your LAN to see our site. accounts & services | investor relations | about us | contact us | locations | privacy policy | code of ethics See similar questions...

Yes. iGetSmart® requires that you open TCP (Outbound) port 80 or TCP (Inbound/Outbound) port 1289 from your desktop to our servers at iGetSmart® (mercury.igetsmart.com). It is possible that your firewall is blocking these ports. Please have your LAN administrator open one of these ports to iGetSmart®. For more information, contact helpdesk@workflowone.com. See similar questions...

InnoMedia recommends that member nodes of an InfoGate network (i.e., the Gateways and GateKeepers) be situated on the outside of a corporate firewall. It is possible, however, to situate InfoGate nodes inside a firewall, but the network administrator must have the networking expertise to configure the appropriate ports to permit two-way InfoGate voice-over-IP communications. See similar questions...

With WebEx there is no persistent storage of any meeting data within the WebEx infrastructure. Dynamic meeting content displayed during a WebEx session originates only from a Presenter's desktop. Attendees see only graphical representations of this data. At the end of a meeting all such representations are deleted. WebEx never sends meeting content in clear text. WebEx uses a proprietary data format for transmitting data to and from clients to the WebEx servers. See similar questions...

Oh, no -- it is very likely that it WILL work. I am personally behind them, and everything works 100% at the Extranet. It just that it's also likely that such a firewall or proxy *does* interfer... See similar questions...

It depends on your firewall, and whether you want to access a server inside your firewall from elsewhere, or a server outside your firewall from inside. Generally firewalls are designed to prevent incoming connections except to certain well-known machines and ports. If you can configure these to include your VNC server, then you will be able to access it from anywhere in the world. See similar questions...