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November 7th, 2010
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 Dubbin Having had a quick skim through your router's user guide I would suggest two things. 1) Upgrade your router's software, this may help because if there is a bug preventing your system form working properly then an upgrade may fix it. 2) Port forwarding, this would be your last resort to get your router working the way you want it to. Now that I know exactly that your router is designed for the domestic market, and not for the small business sector as I thought before, there should be no real reason why your machine can't work with Frostwire. UK Bob  |
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