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March 31st, 2006
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 Help with finding local peers Hi all. My ISP uses IP numbers in the 165.145.x.x and 165.165.x.x range. Is there any way I can "train" Limewire to look for hosts/peers in these subnets before looking anywhere else? This would greatly improve the ability to find files that are shared locally, and therefore are available at a higher speed than those shared on the other side of the planet. If it can't be done already, I would greatly appreciate this facility in a future version of LW Pro.  |
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