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I'm installing Wicksoft Mobile Documents for Blackberry... &nbsp;I have given my server a public address and opened port 80 on my firewall, however I cannot hit the server from my blackberry. &nbsp;Looking at the logs on my Cisco ASA, I see &nbsp;a &quot;deny IP spoof&quot; message on the connection. &nbsp; However, using a web browser from an outside computer, I can go to the public IP of this server on port 80 and it lets me through...<br />
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anyone have an idea why i would be getting the spoof error??
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I'm installing Wicksoft Mobile Documents for Blackberry...  I have given my server a public address and opened port 80 on my firewall, however I cannot hit the server from my blackberry.  Looking at the logs on my Cisco ASA, I see  a "deny IP spoof" message on the connection.   However, using a web browser from an outside computer, I can go to the public IP of this server on port 80 and it lets me through...

anyone have an idea why i would be getting the spoof error??

Wicksoft for Blackberry

BlackBerry is a line of wireless handheld devices and services designed and marketed by BlackBerry Limited. BlackBerry devices can record video, take photos, play music and also provide functions such as Web-browsing, email messaging, instant messaging, and the multi-platform BlackBerry Messenger service, and specializes in secure communications and mobile productivity.

BlackBerry

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Hardware Firewalls

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