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Well there are three possibilities with this configuration:
1. That you still have some kind of firewall running. Ensure that the built-in windows firewall is disabled, as well as any other software firewalls.
2. That the software to network your iPAQ somehow filters the internet connection. This is very highly unlikely, but you may want to uninstall the iPAQ syncing\networking software on the PC just to make sure.
3. That your ISP or modem itself filters connections. For this you will need to contact your ISP and ask them. If there is any sort of ISDN connection, you may be out of luck, as several other people here have not been able to get ports forwarding correctly with ISDN.
(Could a moderator please split this and the above post into a new topic? Thanks)
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