Please note: At home, I've left my mail client polling my mailbox so I'm only
getting some mail here at work. I poll the same mailbox, so it's whichclient
gets it first. Hence, not all mail will be read until tonight.

Now if I could telnet to my box, I could stop that by blocking the outgoing
POP requests via my firewall.... <Grin>

>
>> > available. ERROR: Pinhole element 7 has conflict with internal Web-TCP

>> > service 80, Either change pinhole port or redirect Web Port.
>>
>> Here's the clue. Seems like in upgrading the software they have removed

>> the ability to respond differently to port 80 requests on the Internal vs.

>> External interface. Currently I can http to my M10 internally on port 80,

>> external requests to port 80 are mapped through to my server. Now this is

>> not allowed? More wierd.
>
> I had this behavior on my original Nokia I had to change the M10 http

>management port before it would let me set up a pinhole on 80. When I
>was looking at it it seemed to me that the M10 did not differeciate internel

>and external adapters it seemed to be treating both addresses as one and
>using the source address to decide how to respond. Does that make any
>sense? Like when we try to access our own sites via the external
>adapter... instead of passing it through like any other valid internet address

>it kills it. to me thats wierd.... or am I just being old fashioned?

What I did with my original Nokia M10 was change the interfaces on which it
accepted incoming configuration requests. I changed the web interface to port
8080 and the telnet interface to 2323. This worked fine. Hence, that's what
I planned to do with the new Nokia. If I could find out how... <grin>

I'm sure you can see how to do this in the original M10.

> I still have my original M10 as well and no Telecom approved installer has

>contacted me which makes me a little nervious considering what Dan heard
>about everyone having to be done by Wednesday night.

Hmmmmm, perhaps the installer was mistaken! Let's hope so.

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Dan Langille - DVL Software Limited
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