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ADP XR8.02/Reflection Client

I don't think there is a way inside the Reflection client. I tried myself. The good news is though, it uses telnet which can be done through pretty much any program imaginable.

trial run:

go to start->run , type CMD and hit enter
In the command window type telnet <your adp server ip> <the port you want to use>
you should get a login prompt.

Now this is assuming the ADP server will accept incoming telnet requests on a different port. If that hasn't been changed it won't work. Also, telnet through the command window is slooow.
 
I don't think there is a way inside the Reflection client. I tried myself. The good news is though, it uses telnet which can be done through pretty much any program imaginable.

trial run:

go to start->run , type CMD and hit enter
In the command window type telnet <your adp server ip> <the port you want to use>
you should get a login prompt.

Now this is assuming the ADP server will accept incoming telnet requests on a different port. If that hasn't been changed it won't work. Also, telnet through the command window is slooow.

Thanks for the update. I have found all I needed!
 

✨ AI Highlights

A user asks how to change the port settings in ADP XR8.02's Reflection Client, and another user explains that there's no built-in option within the client itself, but suggests using telnet through the Windows command line as a workaround. The key insight is that while the Reflection Client doesn't support port configuration directly, telnet can be used as an alternative—though success depends on whether the ADP server is configured to accept telnet requests on non-default ports.

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