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![]() The BrickWall means that incoming is blocked Allowing Limewire.exe full access (Both incoming and outgoing) should do the trick in most firewalls. If not then add the forwarded port to exceptions in the advanced settings (I'm guessing it has something like that. Haven't used it myself) |
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![]() Within LW go tools > options > advanced > firewall config. Check the number of LW's listening port & write it down. Now open Comodo > Network Monitor. Click on Add. Action: Allow Protocol: TCP or UDP Direction: In/Out Source IP: Any Destination IP: Any Source Port: Any Destination port: Choose 'single port'. Now in the box, add LW's listening port number > ok. You'll see the new rule at the very bottom of the Network Control Rules list. Move the rule up, so that it's above any rules that are blocking (ie any rules with a red circle). The firewall icon should go away now ![]() Last edited by birdy; February 20th, 2007 at 01:06 AM. |
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Thanks for your advice and apologies for not replying sooner. I've added a new rule as detailed above but I am still seeing the firewall icon. I've checked within Comodo and LW has an unlimited application control rule as well as the network control rule. Looking at the connections monitor, there is plenty of traffic (through a number of different ports, not just the LW listening port). As searches, downloads & uploads seem unaffected I don't understand what is being blocked by Comodo. Any further suggestions or an explanation gratefully received. Thanks in advance. |
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![]() Ummm...I don't know. I've never had any trouble with mine, once a rule was created. In LW go tools > options > bug reports > view example. Scroll down to 'recieved incoming this session'...is it true or false? Are you using Win XP? Go to control panel > windows firewall & check that the XP firewall is off. Since your uploads aren't effected, it doesn't sound like a big drama. Does the firewall indicator show all the time, or does it come & go? Also double check your port forwarding setup & make sure nothing's changed there. |
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