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![]() I've been using LW Pro for a few days now on my OS 9.2.2 system. I'm having sucess downloading just fine, but want to make sure that folks can benefit from my shared folder as well. I went into Options>Advanced>Firewalls and clicked on "Force IP". Is there anything else I need to do? I know what my router's IP is... Do I need to enter this full IP address in the little window that says "port:" ? Many thanks in advance! Dante |
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![]() Salut, you know the search function would have given you answers, don't you ![]() Ciao
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![]() I spent over an hour using the search functions to no avail. Being new to ports, IP's, and P2P, I had no idea what to search for. "Configure Router" and just "Router" turned up nothing helpful, so I greatly appreciate your pointing me in the right direction. The links helped to guide me to my router configuration page, but please forgive me for my ignorance... I still seem to be missing a few pieces of the puzzle. The PortForward guide says that I need a static IP to set up Port Forwarding. Unfortunately their Static IP Guide only has information for Windows systems. I'm on an iMac running OS 9.2.2 using a LinkSys BEFSR41 V3 router. Is there anyone that can guide me on how to do this... or at least point me to a resource that gives directions? Next, in the Port Forwarding Guide for my specific router it states: Quote:
What port range should I be entering here? Lastly (I hope... lol) on this page it states: Quote:
Am I completely misunderstanding what needs to be done here? I'm sorry if this is all completely basic, but I've got no one locally using a mac to help me out and I really do want to give back to the community by being able to make uploads available. Many thanks once again. Dante |
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![]() Dante You shouldn't have to make any changes to your router in order to allow uploads. Usually the problem is with a separate firewall application, if any. Checking the "force ip" box in options>advanced will normally solve the problem. Another way to see what kind of traffic you are getting is to go to your library>complete and see if any of your downloads are getting hits. This helps in determining if your problems are more than just uploads. |
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