It didn't work at first, but when I went to filters after virtual server and enabled my static IP and ports then it took the wall down from in front of the globe. Thank you very much. I couldn't have been even close to doing this without you.

My internet connection is at 100Mbps. How fast should I be able to upload and download files?

Wow, now that I am downloading a movie, it's going over 100kb/s which is way better than when I was downloading one at an average of 12kb/s yesterday. Thanks a lot why.

Excellent....

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Amazing!
Still, it's not always easy to understand. I followed the advice on how to get rid of the bloody brickwall. (listen to port etc)
So now that I have put my settings right, seemingly, there are days when it's there, others when it isn't. Strange.
Yesterday for instance the brickwall was there , the download speed was around 5 kb/s, 15 at the most; today no brickwall in front of the globe. Why? I don't know.
So I wanted to check whether I was as lucky as Malice and made an experiment. I found a movie I could download and checked: 30 kb/s was the fastest the download speed went. It was 2 hours ago.
I checked just now, the speed is
Still, if anybody can explain why the brickwall sometimes appear, sometimes doesn't... that'd be fine to know

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I checked just now, the speed is
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the speed is 150 kb/s

I recall another couple of members who have experienced the same thing with the wall appearing and the disappearing...But I dont know why this happens...They just re-enter the manual Port Forward and Listen Port number again.....

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