Tech Notes

1. Define some groups

   object-group network sysadmin

   network-object host <IP>

   exit

   object-group network webhost

   network-object host <IP>

2. Build access-list

   access-list inside-out permit tcp object-group sysadmin object-group webhost eq ssh

   access-list inside-out deny tcp any object-group webhost eq ssh

   access-list inside-out extended permit ip any any

3. Apply to interface

   access-group inside-out out int inside

Symptom:  Open Outlook express, it is frozen (mouse become hour glass shape when hovering on it).

Work around:

• Second repair windows, does not work
• Uninstall/Reinstall Outlook express through “Add/Remove Windows Components”, does not work
• Looking for the file location, there is no “Identities” folder under ” Documents and settings/{User}/Local Settings/Application Data”, I guess, it is the culprit.

Because the outlook express is frozen, I could not check the configuration through it. So, I opened the Registry to find out the file location.

• Start->run->regedit
• To “\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identities\{some numbers}\Software\Microsoft\Outlook Express\5.0″
• On the right hand side, look at “Store Root” I found the file location is not default.

Now,here is the solution:

1. Move all the files under the folder which from “Store Root” above to one backup folder.
2. Open Outlook Express, no more frozen, great!
3. Check the folder, 6 new files are generated, they are:

• folder.dbx
• inbox.dbx
• offline.dbx
• outbox.dbx
• pop3
• pop3uidl.dbx

because the computer is connected to Internet, new emails are coming …

Last but not least, in Outlook Express, File -> Import ->Messages…

next, select “Microsoft Outlook Express 6″

next, select “Import mail from an OE6 store directory”, don’t forget check the box besides “Only import mail that was downloaded or created in OE6 … ”

next, brows to the backup folder mentioned above

next, select “All folders”

next, bingo!

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