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Tony Hoyle wrote: > You'd need to make sure the server was listening on that port and > that no firewalls are in the way etc. but it does work.. Hmm, :pserver: on that port *does* work however... So you say there should be no special configurations necessary? What else could be blocking the port for sspi only? After all I have been able to reproduce this in two independently set up environments... > It's not an ideal situation though since not all clients can specify > ports. I'd avoid it unless absolutely necessary. Understood. > > While we're at it: If it is possible indeed, is it also possible via > > Eclipse/extnt ? If so, would I have to specify the port in Eclipse > > or in extnt.ini or both in that case? > > No.. extnt has no port specification (there's nowhere in eclipse for > it to go anyway, so it wouldn't be a lot of use). What do you mean by "there's nowhere in eclipse for it to go anyway"? Eclipse does allow specifying a non-default port. You mean it cannot be passed on to extnt? In that case specifying it in the .ini should be an option, shouldn't it? Cheers, -- Oliver ---- ------------------ JID: ogiesen at jabber.org ICQ: 18777742 (http://wwp.icq.com/18777742)