I had written (about setting up WebDAV): >>>....I forwarded port 80 on my Airport to my local IP address on my >>>Mac. The dav folder comes up perfectly here on my mac, using >>>http://localhost.dav >>> >>>But at work, if I put "http://[myhomeipaddress]/dav" into a >>>browser, it fails to reach the dav folder saying something about >>>the client could not connect to the remote folder. Joe Block answered: >>Check that your port-forwarding is working. From home visit >>http://grc.com & see what ShieldsUp! reports of port 80, or from >>work `telnet myhomeipaddress 80`. > >Check that your broadband provider isn't blocking port 80. I ended >up having to move my home server to a different port because >Brighthouse was blocking 80. And Stroller answered: >Check that your port-forwarding is working. From home visit >http://grc.com & see what ShieldsUp! reports of port 80, or from >work `telnet myhomeipaddress 80`. Thank you both. I'm not sure how to ensure that port forwarding is working for port 80. I know that forwarding another port works, so at least forwarding in general is not hosed. I did go to grc.com and learned that port 80 is in "stealth" mode. Would that be caused by the ISP blocking it? If I have to change the port for the web server, can someone explain how to do that? Daly