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I saw your posting about port 80 being blocked. I have a guy I work with who installed a web server at his house, only to find out that his port 80 was blocked by his ISP, after stewing over it I gave him the idea of having him connect to a different, higher level port number. (we used port 2000) I had him configure his firewall so that when a request came in over port 2000, it would route it to port 80 on the web server box. He has a firewall box seperate from his web server. The nice thing is that it worked like a charm. That is just an idea, do with it what you will. Regards, #jlk _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com
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