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 Old 3rd September, 2008, 07:08 PM   #1
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i want to connect to the dbox from my mobile phone through wifi, so i can play tricks on my family when i`m at work.
is this possible from my symbian phone?
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should be , just port forward port 80 to your sbox in your router, then you will be able to connect via your external ip
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