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		<title>Nikon Rumors Forum &#187; Topic: Anyone having problems to control D4 via http server under Windows</title>
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			<title>Achrntatrps on "Anyone having problems to control D4 via http server under Windows"</title>
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			<pubDate>Mon, 30 Jul 2012 16:00:45 +0000</pubDate>
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			<description><p>I bought my brand new monster a couple of days ago, and tried rapidly to test the http control. Unfortunately, I could never make it work: sometimes the login appeared, but if I entered the login and the code, the window always came back with empty fields. I looked deeper into the manual and opened the requested ports on my firewall, but nothing changed. Then I got a phonecall to Nikon to request for help, but the guy seemed to be as surprised as I was: everything was set correctly, but it still did not work... The good thing was that he advised me to try on a Mac...<br />
Which I did this evening: everything working fine, could take pics from the Mac on my D4... So? What the hell??? Then I thought I should try to inactivate my firewall on the PC and test again... And it worked!!!<br />
So the firewall was guilty. Then, got to Nikon to give them the tip, and tried again, without remembering that I had set on the firewall again to go on the internet... And it worked...<br />
SO: if you get the same symptoms as me on a PC (I guess it's unlikely on a Mac), then open the ports (as indicated into the network manual), then switch off the firewall (being offline), try. If it works, then reactivate the firewall and try again!<br />
Unfortunately I didn't figure yet how to make it work from the iphone...
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