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Is this because of changes you made or does it just work better now?

I re-read your original post. I don't know about the 22khz from the E*. I had to consult the glossary to figure out what E* was. I assumed it was a Directv receiver model. When you hook up 2 D* receivers, one is blocked and the other is not. So, I don't really know the answer. I would...

That would be my guess.

It's been a while since I've looked in to this. It's because both receivers will try to feed the 22Khz signal. Only one needs to send it. I think the other thing the block does is act as a DC block so you aren't feeding voltage from both receivers.

You should be able to do that. If a phone line is required, you'd need to have a way for the system to dial out using the Vonage service. I don't know if they have an adapter that will let the dish box dial out. You should check with Dish to be sure.

You also need to add the port number to your proxy settings. The browser cache should be set somewhere between 20 and 70 MB. IE has a tendency to grab about 10% of you hard drive for cache which makes it really slow over time. You should defrag your hard drive too. It works wonders. If you...

The connection is encrypted. You should also see that your browser is using SSL. There should be a little padlock icon in your browser window. In IE it's on the bottom right hand corner.

If the customer is using a VPN they need a static IP. NAT'd systems may also be assigned the same IP address as other systems but use a different port number (port address translation). The other problem you might see is the VPN end point sees the IP address of the turbo page servers, not the...

Why do you have to change the numbers? Aren't they already set?