I think I've got both problems sorted out now, not solved, have to give one a shot.
AT&T doesn't support secure authentication, which was what I was turning on. Really dumb for me on that one. Then apparently there is an AT&T bug that keeps sending you emails despite the fact that you are correctly set with SSL. I'm trying to access the COX server from the AT&T network. Cox has port 25 blocking, but I can't find an opt-out on their site. I'll have to give them a call (and not tell them I'm using TB as they'll just jump ship on me immediately). Steve On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 6:03 AM, maccrawj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Problem 1: > > That looks like a useless thread! > > "Any firewall needs to include entries for the IP/Subnet for the local > adapter/router and the IP of the Modem." > > Sounds like the last guy is not using his modem in bridge mode, irregardless > his problem came down to his router settings not TB. > > Scott Sipe wrote: >> >> Problem 1: >> http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=866485&p=4755585 >> >> Seems at least others have the same problem... >> > >
