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Hi Experts,<br />
I used to execute CMD and then TELNET 192.168.4.111<br />
access the modem MAX 420 that I use with Net2Phone services.<br />
All I get is: COULD NOT CONNECT OPEN CONNECTION TO THE HOST ON PORT 23 CONNECT FAILED.<br />
What can I do to access again my modem?<br />
Regards,
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Hi Experts,
I used to execute CMD and then TELNET 192.168.4.111
access the modem MAX 420 that I use with Net2Phone services.
All I get is: COULD NOT CONNECT OPEN CONNECTION TO THE HOST ON PORT 23 CONNECT FAILED.
What can I do to access again my modem?
Regards,

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