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I curious Larry, is the e-mail working?

Larry, Were you trying to use the At&t acccount? If so, did you change the email port and mail server? I noticed on the new version, that Amir put as a default, port 587 and smtp.gmail.com, and tha works fine for gmail, but not so much for AT&T, try port 25 for them and their outgoing mail...

Well shoot Larry, that's a real head banger. If it were mine, I'd start looking for the simple solutions, spell checking, return address, bla, bla,bla.

Not windows firewall, it doesn't have a problem with it. Norton and Mcaffee, Trend Micro's PCCillan, and other Internet Security software will block it unless you add it to your approved application list. Most of the time, they will notify you first, but sometimes they just block. They might...

More than likely you've got an internet security issue. Disable the security system and find out if it'll send it ok. If that works, you'll have to tell your system that it's ok to allow Stokerlog to access the internet.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Buster Davis: Hey, I just ordered a stoker unit from Rock. I got it in the mail the other day. I was wondering what i needed to do to use this add-on...

Amir, I haven't started using your new version yet, but I plan on installing it for my future cooks. I have 2 questions about the new version. 1. If I change the temperature setting from my Stoker or another web application, does your new version detect the changes and update the temp windows...

Well, I have a d-link DWL-2100AP , it works with WPA, but it's not cheap at about a c note. You might be able to find one cheaper on e-bay.

If I had to make a guess, it would be this. You have a hijacker running on your laptop. Or it could be a problem with a proxy server.

BTW, I was using http://69.210.134.4:56545

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Jeff Hartford: Everything works fine on internal. I can connect to and control the stoker using a local address without any problems. It is the...

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Jeff Hartford: Hi Has anyone gotten this working with a 2-wire router? (2701HG-B ) I am so close.... I have the Stoker set for DHCP and the port...

On the inside, you would type in your local IP address of the Stoker, IE. 192.168.1.103, the :9898 is not needed from the inside. In fact that shouldn't work. From outside your network, say at work, you will have to type in your real IP address plus the :9898. That address is configured in your...

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Tom W: Thanks for the replies. Yup Ken, I am using briquettes and still using a water pan. I'm gonna try the clay pot method my next cook. I'm also...

Yep, that one will work. All new bridges will support WPA, and most of the old ones that didn't have it can be upgraded by firware to now support it. I use the DLink 2100AP which by default is an access point but will work in the bridge mode and supports both versions of WPA. BTW it's a 54g but...

Your router should also support WEP. However, Larry's option is a good idea. MAC address filtering gives your network the best protection from intrusion, but it is not encrypted. So don't be working on top military secrets on your laptop and you're also taking a minimal risk that someone in the...

Most of the Linksys routers can only be used as routers. You'll have to check your manual or on-line to see what yours can do. Look for wireless bridge, or repeater. I would look for one of those buffalo devices mentioned on this post. Just do a search, the model numbers are there to make it...

Can you (or anyone for that matter) post up the Radio Shack part #s necessary to create your own cable? I have 4 of the 25' extensions, but I don't like having the connections for each cable laying on the ground (smoker is 100' from the house so 4 cables gets to be expensive). I'd rather have a...

Would not the most current graph show all the information that the previous graphs for the same cook would show?