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#10
Originally Posted by technut View Post
That solution is going to be harder to UNDO for most people if Nokia ever changes the server IP address. Changing it in the App Manager is probably a better solution for most unless they are comfortable with editing files using vi later.
True, if you don't know what it's doing, don't do it.

^ absolute rule for working as root, BTW

(If you did it already, you can edit your /etc/hosts file with something like joe or pico. Find the line - likely at the end - and remove it. If you prefer vi, why are you reading these instructions?)