nicketynick wrote: > Unfortunately, it's difficult to get help with a real IT problem that > hinders my ability to do my job - I won't get any help with anything > remotely extra-curricular! I think I'll just skip the scanning part, > and just try putting the Slimserver on a different port by trial & > error. I'll start with 22 & 443, I think. >
I have a better idea. My mail provider has a server that listens to ALL port numbers (even 0). Try, from behind your office desk, telneting to some ports: telnet pop.proxy.fastmail.fm 22 telnet pop.proxy.fastmail.fm 443 If your employer allows outgoing traffic to that port, you'll see: +OK POP3 ready Otherwise don't bother with changing slimserver's ports. It won't work. Regards, Peter _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
