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Re: Recieve problem (General questions)

by Maverick2004, Tuesday, February 15, 2005, 14:50 (7220 days ago) @ wodSupport

Damn you´re fast with your replys =)

Unfortunately, you cannot access the host from outside our firewall.
It would take a small miracle to get my boss to agree to that. =)
The output i pasted is passed to the command prompt by the command i run (i.e nsrim -X ), so i guess you could say it´s part of the command?
Are there any properties of the SSH component i could play around with, and if so, what would you suggest i try?

Cheers!
Maverick

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