But I'm running problems when connecting. As long as a network administrator, I thought that this would be an easy task to configure the ereader to connect with my Linksys WRT610N router on the 2.4 Ghz band. I recently bought a new Nook color ereader for my wife. Nook Color ereader & connectivity problems with router WRT610N What matters to your pc dev as the application server? If it's all about your laptop (using VMWare for example) I would try when temporarily stop all firewalls. But then again, you might have to deal with different firewalls. If it's a Setup program on your laptop or your local home network your configuration might be simpeler. So, it must also use a dmz with a proxy/reverseproxy configuration. And although you might not care, the dev - env should reflect your prod-env. Because you don't want intruders piracy of your systems, even on the development. This should normally be the case in a customer-even when it's a development environment. In the DMZ, probably a configuration of proxy/reverseproxy routes requests from outside of your application server and visa versa. Probably the server has 2 network cards: one for the internal network and one connected to the DMZ.

You will have a separate drive from your lan to the data center development.

But these are generally not allowed on the data center lan. Development of your PC, you need to access internet-http and perhaps other protocols. Often the situation with a customer is that your development computer is an application server LAN so that your (development, test, acceptance, production) is a data center on an another sub - lan. They should check the firewall (if you have no control over this yourself). So I would check with your network managers if this port is open in your applicationserver. Well, it could also mean that the server that runs your applicationserver 18111 port is blocked.

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