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jame32

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#143895 30-Apr-2014 20:08
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Good evening,

I've got a bit of an issue. Upon commissioning a telemetry device, that runs off of a port in the 6700 range, an incorrect APN (so I believe) was used.
The system was designed for DDNS, however the www.vodafone.net.nz APN was used (I've heard it's bad to use the 'internet' APN). I've got the DDNS server updating with a public IP, however can't get into the device!

The device is quite inaccessible physically unfortunately, leaving reconfiguration out of the equation.
This might be an obvious question, and I'm pretty sure it's a big fat no, but would vodafone be able to unblock inbound comms to a particular device and particular port using this APN?


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  #1034242 30-Apr-2014 20:11
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Hi Jame32

You answered your own question all public APNs have inbound initiated connections from the internet blocked



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  #1034250 30-Apr-2014 20:21
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All the primary public APNs from all telcos have inbound uninitiated traffic blocked for very obvious security reasons.

If you want inbound traffic you'll need to use an APN that allows this.



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  #1034251 30-Apr-2014 20:23
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Corp connect solution does

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