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I used TDIMon  to see what "try.exe" does. 
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/tdimon.shtml

It appears to use port 80, the same as Internet Explorer 
and as I understand it that is the normal http port.
I am not an expert on TCP/IP communications and do not 
have any idea why it doesn't work on your system.  The 
system on which I tested it communicates over an Ethernet 
connection to a Linksys router and the router connects 
to a cable modem which provides the connection to the web. 

It might be time to ask one of the IT guys at work why 
you can't connect.  He may have a tool which can easily 
tell you what is going on that it objects to. 

.  Ed

>Oren Halvani wrote:
>
>that sample you gave me is G.R.E.A.T !! i've tested 
>it on my local pc at home = No problem...but in the 
>firm it FAILED at the firewall...i don't understand 
>why...
>
>the 80:HTTP port is free for use, the other famous 
>ports are forbidden: 21, 25, 110, etc...
>
>do you understand why the programm failed to get the 
>file...?  is there any difference between your programm 
>and the web-browser? i mean they are both sending the 
>same HTTP-Request when i want to download a file, 
>correct ?