Hi,

To get around issues with peoples firewalls etc, is it a viable option
to run the DBISAM server on port 80 (assuming the machine isnt already
hosting a website) ?.

Cheers
Clive,
--

I did run a V3 server like this without complaint,
the site was hosting a website also.
I guess some will say its not good practice and
firewalls these days may not shake hands with
your software. Tim got the ports registered so
I cant see why some hosts dont open them. I
just got an early xmas present after advice in these
groups I got a VPS its not up yet but will be soon
all ports open yeehaaaaaaaa
http://www.cheapvps.co.uk/?page_id=8
Rita

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> Hi,
>
> To get around issues with peoples firewalls etc, is it a viable option
> to run the DBISAM server on port 80 (assuming the machine isnt already
> hosting a website) ?.
>
> Cheers
> Clive,
> --
>