# Downloading Help

Matthew Meyer (mmeyer@auroraes.com)
Fri, 06 Aug 1999 16:32:26 -0400

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    Date: Fri, 06 Aug 1999 16:32:26 -0400

    From: mmeyer@auroraes.com (Matthew Meyer)

    To: java-security@Sun.COM

    Subject: Downloading Help

Greeting Java Security Team,

I've been having trouble downloading export-controlled software (JCE and
JSSE) from my office network and am trying to analyze the problem. Is
there anything "fancy" you guys are doing in addition to a basic reverse
DNS lookup in order to check the existence of the client in the US ? I
ask because I am not experiencing problems downloading stong encryption
browsers from Netscape or Microsoft, for example. All of my nslookup
tests can't seem to find anything amiss, so I am left scratching my
head. The only thing I can think is that we switched ISP's several
months ago and so perhaps that is messing up things.

Here's my info:

Firewall Address: 38.202.33.130
Firewall DNS: mail.aurorasim.com

If someone over there can run a simple nslookup test to see what might
be wrong, I'd really appreciate it. I also have our ISP working on it,
but they haven't been able to figure anything out yet.

Thanks,

Matt Meyer

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