i cant get the aol BROWSER to work with my 2000 server it doesnt display the web site i go to. on the workstation im running xp pro IE works fine. its when im in aol thier BROWSER doesnt go to the websites. aol tells me they use different ports 51-91 51-92 51-93 for their browser. Why cant I surf? Any help will be apprieated

This is an AOL problem - is this version supposed to work on W2k server?
AOL is fraught with problems in my experience - I really suggest you follow
up with their support, if you must use AOL on your server at all, which I
wouldn't recommend.

tazman99 wrote:
> i cant get the aol BROWSER to work with my 2000 server it doesnt
> display the web site i go to. on the workstation im running xp pro IE
> works fine. its when im in aol thier BROWSER doesnt go to the
> websites. aol tells me they use different ports 51-91 51-92 51-93 for
> their browser. Why cant I surf? Any help will be apprieated

Couldn't agree more.

AOL software is nothing but a nasty virus in disguise...

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
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> This is an AOL problem - is this version supposed to work on W2k server?
> AOL is fraught with problems in my experience - I really suggest you
follow
> up with their support, if you must use AOL on your server at all, which I
> wouldn't recommend.
>
> tazman99 wrote:
> > i cant get the aol BROWSER to work with my 2000 server it doesnt
> > display the web site i go to. on the workstation im running xp pro IE
> > works fine. its when im in aol thier BROWSER doesnt go to the
> > websites. aol tells me they use different ports 51-91 51-92 51-93 for
> > their browser. Why cant I surf? Any help will be apprieated
>
>

Greetings --

Why in the world would you want AOL on a server? Surfing the
Internet, especially using AOL's proprietary on-line content service,
from a server is fraught with security risks. It's an easy way to
render your entire network moribund.

Anyway, for problems with AOL's products, contact AOL's
much-ballyhoo-ed technical support. Microsoft has no control over the
compatibility or quality, and especially the lack thereof, of AOL's
products.


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"tazman99" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>i cant get the aol BROWSER to work with my 2000 server it doesnt
>display the web site i go to. on the workstation im running xp pro IE
>works fine. its when im in aol thier BROWSER doesnt go to the
>websites. aol tells me they use different ports 51-91 51-92 51-93 for
>their browser. Why cant I surf? Any help will be apprieated