Adobe version checker : Network connection failed

Hello all,
I recently wanted to try the new "Adobe Mobile Packager" to publish a FL application.
I succeeded in making the .sis file, with an empty certificate. When installing the .sis application, all went fine.
But when I wanted to launch it, it asked me to install the "new" other "Adobe Version Checker" application... but when it tried to connect, i have a great "network connection failed" prompting to me. and the application could not be launched.
Any idea to solve this ?
Thanks.

Hello,
Thanks for the feedback.
The device is a Nokia N95 8Go. The network I want to connect to is SFR
(French Network).
I didn't try with another network like Orange or Bouygues, I can try
this and report you the result.
Maxime Alexandre
Backelite - Pôle Solutions Mobiles
157 rue Anatole France
92309 Levallois Perret Cedex
http://www.backelite.com

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