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<blockquote data-quote="vito" data-source="post: 28194360" data-attributes="member: 97913"><p>I think it would be best if you can post more details regarding the situation you're trying to solve</p><p>from what you've mentioned it seems like you're running a local client that's reaching out to a server out in the internet </p><p>typically issues like these come up due to an intermediary device (firewall) blocking requests going to a particular port (tcp 51615 in this case since telnet failed)</p><p>I doubt it'd due to your local host blocking outgoing traffic. check from the remote end to see if they're receiving your traffic</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vito, post: 28194360, member: 97913"] I think it would be best if you can post more details regarding the situation you're trying to solve from what you've mentioned it seems like you're running a local client that's reaching out to a server out in the internet typically issues like these come up due to an intermediary device (firewall) blocking requests going to a particular port (tcp 51615 in this case since telnet failed) I doubt it'd due to your local host blocking outgoing traffic. check from the remote end to see if they're receiving your traffic [/QUOTE]
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