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New Firewall Hi WW So you have mysteriously gained a new firewall. I'll take a wild guess and say that (maybe) your new ISP has provided you with a firewall, I know that some ISPs automatically virus check your emails for you so maybe they have graduated to providing you with a firewall as part of their installation package. If you have got a new firewall it should show up in your system tray or, at the very least, in your Add/Remove list. Hope this helps. UK Bob |
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Hi UK Bob, The thing is its the same ISP, I have just moved to an ADSL area and where I lived before was a cable area, so do you think they might have the firewall in the installation cd??? Thanks for your time mate |
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May I ask which isp? Chances are your modem/router settings have gone back to default. See if you can enable UPnP again. Check this section 1/4 way down this page Connection problems? Check here first! (click on link) What happens when you send your browser here? http://www3.limewire.com:6346/ The page should say 'Your test worked!'. What happens when you go there? BTW what brand & model of modem/router set up devices do you have? Edit: Ah so you're now using ADSL instead of cable?!?! Check your LW settings also. Keep in mind you'll probably have a different ip no. so ... that may make a difference with your firewall! Firewall configuration instructions (click on link) |
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Hi LOTR, Im with Telstra (bigpond) the modem is a Siemens speedstream 4200 When I used the link it said your test worked.... Ive gone through the firewall configuration, but still the firewall is showing.. Im a bit lost as where to find the UPnP... |
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Try typing http://192.168.254.254 into your browser. Are you able to log into your device? I'd try to call telecom to ask their opinion. I know they won't help with 3rd party programs, but you could try to mask it. Have you tried deleting your LW Preferences folder whilst LW is closed; instructions here: Point #2 & 3 in Fixes for Limewire (sample image included at bottom of page.) |
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Hi wondering why Your modem has a NAT firewall in it go to the link below and follow the instructions. The link will take you to the port forwarding page for setting up your modem for LimeWire. http://www.portforward.com/english/r...0/Limewire.htm |
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Telstra is not known to shape p2p or block p2p ports. As Grandpa suggested, manual port forwarding is much more reliable than UPnP. I don't know why this should make such a difference after changing to adsl but ... (perhaps cable offered a more consistent & insulated environment) ... at least that's a safe direction to head. Any advice if you're not sure about port forwarding just ask. It will mean you'll initially need to set up a static ip. If you don't then the port forwarding won't work after you reconnect. Sorry WW perhaps I got the ip address wrong. It's apparently 10.0.0.138 |
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