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LEGACY EMAIL KNOWN ISSUE
There is a known issue accessing legacy email accounts on email clients, including Microsoft platforms
Our engineers are aware and working on a fix, there is currently no ETA for the issue to be resolved
No additional examples are needed and there is no need to create a new post
Legacy email users can access email by logging in to your Spectrum account at:
spectrum.net
Opening ports
Apexhunter
Posts: 1 Rookie
I am trying to setup a server to enable my wife who is out of state see some files, photographs and home video's we have. I tried to assign a port of 4096 and found it was closed, I tried port 9000 and found that to be closed too. How can I request that Spectrum open these port for my use?
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Hi @Apexhunter, welcome to our community!
You can manage port forwarding through the advanced settings section of the My Spectrum app or at Spectrum.net. You'll need to set an IP reservation for the server first and can then set up port forwarding for that IP.0
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