If the remote server is running sshd(8), it may be possible to ''tunnel'' certain services via ssh. This may be desirable, for example, to encrypt POP or SMTP connections, even though the software does not directly support encrypted communications. Tunnelling uses port forwarding to create a connection between the client and server. The client software must be able to specify a non-standard port to connect to for this to work.

You can find instructions for most popular routers at http://www.portforward.com/routers.htm. Try http://www.canyouseeme.org/ to check your port forwarding.

You can setup an email forwarding account using our Control Panel. Visit the tutorials section for more information.

You may specify a destination URL to which you want your .WS to forward from within your account at any time.

You must be licensed to utilize the 'Fax Forward to Email' feature (contact Soft Solutions or your local reseller for pricing details). When properly licensed, you can setup this feature by following these steps: Setup->Security Setup->User Setup->Choose a User->Make sure Allow email forwarding is checked, Make sure Enable email forwarding is checked, and the Forward email address should have a valid email address.

Either the DLL file used for port I/O or another windows control file KCam needs is not properly registered or the version (date) is wrong. This particular problem is frequent with non US systems and is under investigation. Further information will be added when available.

Yes, if your domain is on DNS-plus service you can forward to an alternate port through our service. Details available at http://support.easydns.com/tutorials/Portforwarding/

Enter 40 if you would like to listen to your new greeting message. The above steps (4,5,6,7) are required only to set up the message that your callers will hear when they dial your pager number. To listen to your messages follow steps 1,2, and 3 then hit 3 to hear messages you may also hit the * key on your phone for a help message that lists all available options. When your pager beeps with your own pager phone number, this is your indication that someone has left a voice message.

Please Note: If you do not see the DNS Settings (zone file) section this could mean that your domain is not currently set to use Nameway?'s DNS services. To change this you'll need to click the Change button in the DNS Server section and select to use the Nameway? service. Once you save this change you will be returned to your domain's control panel and the DNS Settings section will now be visible.

Most network environments employ a firewall or router to map between internal and external IP addresses. Some of these devices will parse FTP commands and replace IP addresses so that the FTP client and server can operate without knowledge of the mapping. This process fails when secure communications (SSL) is enabled because the FTP commands are encrypted. To resolve the addressing problem, ShareIt FTP lets you specify an external IP address for FTP commands.

Call Forwarding sends your incoming calls wherever you want them to go, assuring you that important calls won't be missed. You can activate, deactivate or change your forwarding number anytime from your home phone. If you forward calls to a long distance number, you will incur long distance charges for each call forwarded. In most areas, a brief tone, followed by a dial tone, indicates Call Forwarding is ON. You will hear this tone until you turn the service OFF.

Forwarding enables you to use your existing ISP or hosting provider with your domain name. Therefore any existing web space that you may have, can be utilised by forwarding requests made to your domain name to your existing webspace. We can offer this service to you. Using forwarding with your domain name (mynewdomain.co.uk) this site will now be accessed via www.mynewdomain.co.uk, which is much easier to remember!

If you are currently using the Spam Filter your existing email forwarding setup will be carried over to the new system in our conversion. If you install the Spam Filter after our conversion, and you already have a forwarding set up you will need to re-enter that forwarding information as part of the installation. Much like the "Mail Redirect" the "Vacation Message" functionality moves from webmail to the Spam Filter upon activation.

The COM port parameters are [Baud Rate: 9600, Data Bits: None, Stop bit: 1, Flow Control: None]. Please check the COM port property in the HyperTerminal program A straight-through TP cable is requested to connect the RJ45-DB9 adapter together. Please check if the correct cable is used are needed for the trunk connection. Please check the cables. Cat5 is suggested. [apply on EE 1600-S only]

So much you may have a hard time choosing! You can go off on your own, or take a guided tour. You can search ancient ruins or go bargain shopping. Ride a raft over river rapids, a bicycle down the side of a 10,000-foot volcano, or ride a horse across miles of hills and beaches. Climb a waterfall or a pyramid. See the birthplace of civilization or listen to a steel drum band. Follow the footsteps of history or the wake of a water-skiing boat. If there's still time, play golf or tennis.

So much you'll have a hard time choosing! You can go off on your own. Or take a guided tour. You can search ancient ruins or hunt for shopping bargains. Ride a raft over river rapids, a bicycle down the side of a 10,000 foot volcano, or ride a horse across miles of hills and beaches. Climb a waterfall or pyramid. See the birthplace of civilization or listen to steel drum bands. Follow the footsteps of history or the wake of a water-skiing boat. If there's still time, play golf or tennis.

See this for more information. - OpenSSH sets up its own XAUTHORITY on /tmp/.... (yay, it used to default to ~/.Xauthority so doing 'sudo' became painful), but Mandrake is overwriting SSH's properly configured XAUTHORITY. Check your .bashrc -- Lameness. Someone at mandrake probably thought they were being bright. People shouldn't directly muck with X environment variables unless they know what they are doing.