Why can't I connect to my SMS database in SMS Management Console 2003 when I am using VPN?
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in all likelyhood, you may not have allowed the port and/or the protocol that SMS runs under...\n\nthe info in the following website may be of assistance to you...\nhttp://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wsphelp/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.wesm.doc/wesmadm-smsportconfiguration.htm
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Why?\n\n1) Your firewall settings will not let you.\n2) You account or password is wrong.\n3) The msn service is down.
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A keyborad dont hav relation with a application, the keyboard hav relation with ur System O., \n\nU can download MSN7.5 CA???\n\nhere is a site msn for CAnada\n\nhttp://sympatico.msn.ca/
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try reinstalling the wap keys on both devices, after you remove all security from both devices to ensure it will connect without security.
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TRY THIS :\nhttp://www.csoft.co.uk/sms/example_code/index.htm\nhttp://www.dnzone.com/forum/topic.asp?topic_id=68\nhttp://www.codeproject.com/cs/webservices/SendSmsThroughWS.asp\nhttp://www.ipipi.com/help/send_text_message_using_csharp.htm\nhttp://www.intellisoftware.co.uk/products/evaluate.aspx\nhttp://www.15seconds.com/issue/010327.htm\nI hope this might solve you query
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check your connection settings\ncheck your user name and password
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YOU CANT .IF YOU HAVE ADMINISTRATOR ACCOUT THEN YOU CAN TRY  SIMPLE PING OPTION .
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if your computer is on a network, check your Yahoo messenger preferences for connection. ask your admin for proxy and firewall settings
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did you check your firewall settings? running a prog like zone alarm or mcafee?
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Fix this error / possible solution\n\nThis error also occurs when you are not connected to the Internet, so make sure you are connected.\n \nThe most likely cause for this problem is that your firewall does not allow MSN Messenger to access the Internet. This happens often if you install a new version of Messenger. Make sure MSN Messenger is allowed access in your firewall rules. \n\nThis error might also be occuring because there is a proxy server enabled in MSN Messenger while you do not use one. To remove the proxy settings, click the "Tools" menu and then "Options..." at your MSN Messenger main window. Then in the options screen click "Connection" in the list to the left. Next, click the "Advanced Settings..." button. You can try and uncheck all checkboxes in this screen except the one labeled "TCP" to let MSN Messenger connect through a direct connection. If that does not work you can restore the settings again by checking the boxes you unchecked before.
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Try the support page at http://support.microsoft.com I did a quick search there on the text access denied and it brought up several responses. Hope that helps.
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use msn messenger 7.6
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You can use SMS to send a (text/number) command via GSM to your "house controller", but you still need to interface with the house controller's signal convention.\nIn case of, say, your house controller is based on X-10 signals, then you can read this article:\nhttp://www.lababidi.com/mobileAutomation/
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Try this... It got mine running!!\n\nhttp://compnetworking.about.com/od/vpn/ht/newvpnwindowsxp.htm
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Could be the cache of your Internet browser. Clear the cache and try again. Could be they blocked your IP for any number of reasons. Could be the port that MSN Messenger uses to communicate through has been blocked by your firewall or virus software. Could be the software needs to be uninstalled, reboot the system and reinstall. It could be the BIOS on the mother board is jamming the ports or causing a redirect of ports. Maybe a program or hardware item you've recently added to the system has interfered with MSN Messenger functions. Maybe something around a hundred various "could bes" could be the problem.
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try this if it still doesn't work contact yahoo.\nIf Yahoo! Messenger is unable to connect to our servers, one of the following may occur:\nYour software may display a message that says it can't connect.\nThe yellow "Connecting" light might last for a long time.\nThe light may stay grey and say "Not Connected."\nFirst, check your email or surf web sites to see if you are connected to your ISP (Internet Service Provider). \n\nNext, make sure you have Microsoft's Internet Explorer version 4.1 or above installed on your machine. If you use Netscape as your browser, you don't have to switch to Internet Explorer or even run Explorer. In order to update your system files, you just have to install Internet Explorer. Yahoo! Messenger uses files from Internet Explorer to run. You can download version 5.5 from: \n\n   http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.htm \n\nAll of the above conditions indicate a connection problem, not a problem with your Yahoo! ID or password. (If you receive an Invalid Login error message, there is a problem with your ID or password.) \n\nIf you receive a message that says "You have been logged of as you have logged in on a different machine," this means that you have logged onto the Java Messenger while you were running the Windows Messenger, or vice versa. \n\nIf Messenger was able to connect before, but has suddenly stopped, we may be having temporary server problems. These types of problems are usually resolved in a matter of hours.\n\nIf the problem persists, your Messenger connection information may be incorrect. \n\nIf Messenger has never been able to connect, try this: \n\nOpen the Login menu in Messenger. \nClick on Preferences, then click on the Connection tab. \nClick on No network detection, then hit the OK button at the bottom. \nMessenger will ask you if you want to try to log on with your new proxy settings. Click the Yes button. \nWhen prompted, enter your ID and password, then hit the Login button.\nIf that doesn't work, follow these steps:\nOpen the Login menu in Messenger. \nClick on Preferences, then click on the Connection tab. \nClick on Firewall with no proxies, then hit the OK button at the bottom. \nMessenger will ask you if you want to try to log on with your new proxy settings. Click the Yes button. \nWhen prompted, enter your ID and password, then hit the Login button.\nThe above configuration will work in almost any situation. However, if you connect in this way, you won't be able to use the voice chat feature.\n\n\nIf neither of the above options work, you're probably behind a firewall or proxy server that requires you to enter its address. Follow these steps:\n\nOpen the Login menu in Messenger. \nClick on Preferences, then click on the Connection tab. \nClick on Use proxies. Here you can enter your firewall and/or proxy server's address and port number. Contact your network administrator (if you're at work), or your Internet Service Provider (if you're at home) to determine the correct firewall and proxy settings.\nNote: If Messenger crashes and you can't connect, please read our Messenger Crash help section.
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check once again tools >> internet options. may be it set as msn.