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2011-03-25
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It could be a firewall rule on the router getting in the way, but it's unusual.
What kind of router is it?
What kind of router is it?
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2011-03-25
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I thought about firewall, but it's not make sense.. I can access internet with no problems, only the mail program not work...
The router is D-Link VDSL - 6740U....
Last edited by Schturman; 2011-03-25 at 23:23.
The router is D-Link VDSL - 6740U....
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2011-03-26
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Check on the router what ports 110 and 25 might be doing, as they are the two ports modest uses.
Also check for firmware updates for the router. If it's a newer model early firmware can be buggy!
Failing that, if you bought it from a shop you could taking the router back and asking for a different model.
Also check for firmware updates for the router. If it's a newer model early firmware can be buggy!
Failing that, if you bought it from a shop you could taking the router back and asking for a different model.
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2011-03-26
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Ok, I talked with ISP support and he told to me that router come is open to all ports.. He not know what the problem...
I tried add the ports 110 & 25 to port forwarding - still not work
I tried to disable the firwall - still not work
I tried delete my home network from N900 and add again - still not work
I tried to delete the one of my e-mail accounts and add him again - still not work...
I noticed the sharing services is also stoped to work...
Dont know what else can I do...
I tried add the ports 110 & 25 to port forwarding - still not work
I tried to disable the firwall - still not work
I tried delete my home network from N900 and add again - still not work
I tried to delete the one of my e-mail accounts and add him again - still not work...
I noticed the sharing services is also stoped to work...
Dont know what else can I do...
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2011-03-26
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I've done a bit of googling, but it appears this is an eastern european product? so all the manuals I find are in Russian or other languages I don't speak.
All home routers I've come across have a firewall that blocks most incoming connections but allow all outgoing connections. As your N900 will be on your home network it will be initiating the outgoing connection so it should be open.
You shouldn't need to port forward ports 110 and 25 as that's probably for incoming - and as it hasn't made any difference I'd delete those entries.
One thing I'm wondering is if your router offers some kind of guest mode on your WiFi which might be heavily restricted. Have you entered a WPA key/password on the router? Did you get prompted for it when you first connected to the WiFi?
All home routers I've come across have a firewall that blocks most incoming connections but allow all outgoing connections. As your N900 will be on your home network it will be initiating the outgoing connection so it should be open.
You shouldn't need to port forward ports 110 and 25 as that's probably for incoming - and as it hasn't made any difference I'd delete those entries.
One thing I'm wondering is if your router offers some kind of guest mode on your WiFi which might be heavily restricted. Have you entered a WPA key/password on the router? Did you get prompted for it when you first connected to the WiFi?
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2011-03-27
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Originally Posted by jedi
Yes it's open...
All home routers I've come across have a firewall that blocks most incoming connections but allow all outgoing connections. As your N900 will be on your home network it will be initiating the outgoing connection so it should be open.
Originally Posted by jedi
I deleted this ports from this options...
You shouldn't need to port forward ports 110 and 25 as that's probably for incoming - and as it hasn't made any difference I'd delete those entries.
Originally Posted by jedi
Yes... I have two options for connecting to my router:
One thing I'm wondering is if your router offers some kind of guest mode on your WiFi which might be heavily restricted. Have you entered a WPA key/password on the router? Did you get prompted for it when you first connected to the WiFi?
1. Directly
2. guest mode
I tried both options, with WPA key and without...
It's connected to internet without problem, I can surf and see internet pages, only the mail app and sharing services is still not work.. And when I switch to public WIFI or 3G the mail app and sharing services is start to work..
(sorry for my bad english)
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2011-03-27
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Originally Posted by Schturman
It does sound like you're connecting in guest mode which might lead to this problem. Stupid question, but are you 100% certain you're connecting to *your* WiFi - have you changed the SSID (the 'name')?
I tried both options, with WPA key and without...
It's connected to internet without problem, I can surf and see internet pages, only the mail app and sharing services is still not work.. And when I switch to public WIFI or 3G the mail app and sharing services is start to work..
(sorry for my bad english)
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2011-03-27
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Originally Posted by jedi
Nooo... I disabled the guest mode, I changed the SSID and I connected directly to my routrer..
It does sound like you're connecting in guest mode which might lead to this problem. Stupid question, but are you 100% certain you're connecting to *your* WiFi - have you changed the SSID (the 'name')?
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2011-03-27
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Originally Posted by Schturman
Well that's a really odd one then... Sorry - I can't think of any other suggestions (maybe because I'm drikning Gin & Tonic)
Nooo... I disabled the guest mode, I changed the SSID and I connected directly to my routrer..
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Yesterday I updated my old router to new one...
And now when I connect to my home network, the e-mail program CAN NOT update my email accounts...
When I switch to 3G or a open WIFI network it's can doing updates and I can get and send e-mails...
When I connecting to home network I can access internet with no problems, only the mail program not work...
What can I do ? Any ideas ?
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Last edited by Schturman; 2011-04-03 at 06:28.