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Is there a specific port on a router or switch that the IPK II processor used for access to it. I have a customer with 2 IPK II's networked VIA IP CCIS. I can access both the PVA Cards from both sites. But I can't access the processor card accross the network. I can only access it locally. I can ping it accross the network but just can't access it. Just wondering if maybe the network administrator has something locked down or not open. Thanks.
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By default PC Pro uses port 80
Web Pro uses port 8000
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isn't PC Pro port customizable and but the webPro is set in stone?
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try to telnet to your IP adress port 8000
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Just wondering do the PVA Cards use Port 80 or 8000?
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