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Unregistered April 18th, 2002 09:59 AM

canīt connect - port problems
 
I canīt connect to a server port number 6346. Is there another port available in some host?

shorebreak April 19th, 2002 06:12 AM

i think the routers connect on 6346 by default maybe only. but 6347 is another frequently used port and if you run 2 clients one will use this the other 6346... so try to use 6347.

mahalo

bully28 April 20th, 2002 12:40 PM

my host started blocking gnutella, but told me on the sly that all they are blocking is one port. i changed all my port settings to :6347, but i still cannot connect. is there something else in limewire that i need to change, or are there other ports anyone can recommend?

thanks from a newbie!

efield April 20th, 2002 01:06 PM

It appears that the major hostcaches that LimeWire uses don't connect on port 6347. I was going to tell you to find some :6347 hosts on www.gnufrog.com but now this site goes to something else, so hopefully someone else can point you (and I) to the new Gnufrog location.

queenb July 27th, 2005 01:33 PM

How do I change my port to 6346?

Ch33ko July 27th, 2005 02:55 PM

Help!!
 
How do you find out if a content filtering software is blocking limewire from connectiong to Gnutella?

Lord of the Rings July 29th, 2005 09:22 AM

It's difficult to determine if there's a content filter like a p2p sharing filter. An example of one of these is Sandvine which is becoming popular at some isp's: http://www.sandvine.com/products/p2p_element.asp

Some isp's block ports or specific p2p share programs or all known gnutella programs. So which option they've gone for can be determined by trying different ports, different gnutella clients & different p2p sharing programs. Oh & isp's if they are using a filter, they may be applying it universally or just against particular users they've detected using p2p or the program itself detects p2p use. One option in answer to this is to use a proxy of some type. You'll find a link to setting up proxies in the sticky threads in this section.

How to change the port for LW: Go to Tools>Options>Advanced>Firewalls & change the listening port from 6346 to another. I'd recommend trying feach of these port no.'s: 3500, 1203, 80, 20282, & 443. After changing the port no., press the apply button. Then go to the menu File>Disconnect & wait a minute. Then go File>Connect & give it 20 or more mins to allow it to connect. Try this for each suggested port no. if the 1st ones don't work.

If you run 2 limewires on 2 computers connected to a router that doesn't utilise UPnP then you'd need to forward a separate port for each one.

Also remember that some modems/routers don't utilise UPnP so you may need to do port forwarding(opening a port.) THis is b/c these devices use NAT firewalls which block out all ports except that for browsing. If you need to do port forwarding then please supply your connection devices brand & model no.'s

There's a way to check other ports being open but you must have LW open at that time before you do the test. http://jlh.no-ip.org/connectiontest/ And change the port no. you wish to test.


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