First off, all my settings are below my questions. If I have left any pertinent information out, just tell me what you need.

I have been running the client for a few hours now, and I don't think that people are able to d/l from me, but I am able to connect and download just fine. I was wondering if some one could help me figure out what the settings (specificaly, what ports) need to be. My second question is, what do I put in the "set Local IP to"? It doesn't make any sense to put my internal IP here, so would I put the IP of my NAT? Thanks in advance for helping me figure this out... I just don't want to be a freeloader. I only have 128 k upstream DSL, but hey, every bit helps right?

Guy On The Couch

OS - Win XP Home
Built in firewall turned off

NAT/Router D-Link DI-704
Vertual Server
- Ports 6346 and 113 are routed to 192.168.0.5 (my local IP)

Gnucleus Client 1.6.1.0
Local Node Properties
- Set local IP to my *NAT's EXTERNAL* IP address (is this right? )
- Set incoming port to 6346
Firewall Options
- I have not checked that I am behind a firewall (because I have the ports mapped, but I may be wrong )
Shared Directories
- I have about 1.5 gigs of stuff I want to share

My guess is that your firewall is not forwarding the connections on port 6346.

Try setting it up again, if your not getting any inbound connections after 15 minutes then its definently not working.

In that case, just set your IP to your LAN IP and check the firewall option. Hosts will be able to download from you by requesting that you connect to them and send the file.

I also would like to share and upload some files. but there is a small problem.

If I set 12 KB/sec, it won't work
Gnucleus real Upload speed is always the half !!

In this case my upload speed has a maximum from 6 kb/sec

TransferLimits are not activated.
Just Bandwith Limits with these 12KB/sec

I use Gnucleus 1.6.1
Win2k

Its a bug with the speed limits, gotta fix that one.

Thank you

guyoncouch...watch a bit too much half baked? =)