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March 27th, 2004
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 Connecting from behind Firewall? Hi all Just subscribed - having connection issues. I am on a network that is firewalled for sure. How do you reconfigure OS X.1.5 to accept Gnutella? Sorry if this is an old chestnut but I gaven't got the time to search through 57 pages of threads! Cheers and thanks for reading D  |
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March 27th, 2004
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| I don't think 10.1.5 included a built in firewall (search your Apple help menu for more info). On 10.2/10.3 it's in the System Preferences->Sharing settings. Ask the person responsible for the firewall settings about allowing two-way connectuons on port 6346, or if they would recommend a proxy server. |
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