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DC++ Problems?

cherrio · 2003-06-12 11:05:56

Hey all, just wondering, is any one else having problems with DC++ now? Its acting up, as if it was behind a firewall. I have a RJ-45 modem connected to a router / firewall. But I have opened the port on the firewall. Which has been running fine for the last 6 months. But for the last 2weeks I haven' been around and I just…

12-06-2003 11:05am

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cherrio

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Hey all,

just wondering, is any one else having problems with DC++ now? Its acting up, as if it was behind a firewall.

I have a RJ-45 modem connected to a router / firewall. But I have opened the port on the firewall. Which has been running fine for the last 6 months. But for the last 2weeks I haven' been around and I just tried last night to do some downloading when the problem occured.

Its acting just like its behind a firewall. I have checked all the DC++ settings (ports and IPs) and verified that XP's inbuilt firewall is turned off, but no luck! Any body else having this problem? Could it be an Eircon firewall?

TIA

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#2 15-06-2003 6:15pm

cherrio

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Its ok, got it. It was my new network card, was handling the DHCP correctly. All working now.

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