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Coldicote | 02:10 Fri 24th Nov 2006 | Technology
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I've just signed up for webhosting and am told that if I am behind a firewall then Port 2083 must be open to access the webmaster Control Panel, and Port 2096 for access to webmail. I haven't any idea how to deal with this. Can anyone please tell me where to look and what to do? XP and Norton Security.
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What software are you using for it? Web control panels are normally web-based, and thus port 80, which will already be open.
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