Help setting ports on my router for DC++

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  1. Roma

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    I need some help opening a port for DC++ (p2p program)

    I tried an online tut, but it doesn't work can someone please help me :(
     
    #1 Roma, May 8, 2006
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    What router do you have?

    jag
     
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    #3 kypade, May 8, 2006
  4. Roma

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    Already tried that, I've been trying for over an hour yesterday, apparently there's something wrong with my router :(
     
    #4 Roma, May 9, 2006
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    Hey guys is it normal for Routers to just stop working & stop connecting Online out of no where ? My Router is able to Power on & stay on & all that but it will not connect to Online. It was working one day but just stopped :o
     
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    Maybe you should make your own thread on it and stop taking up space/brainpower in Roma's. :o

    As for you, Roma, I dunno, really. Don't use DC++ anymore, nor do I have a router...but that site has always worked for me. Maybe jag can help ya, if you tell him what kind ygot.
     
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    Last night someone from DC++ helped me out, we tried all kinds of settings and ports, nothing worked. He thinks it might be my router that isn't working poperly. I guess it's a lost cause then.
    The hub I was having trouble with, all of a sudden required you to be active but they might get back to passive again next week, I'll just have to wait for that :O

    Thanx for your time though, I appreciate it.

    *buys router one way ticket out of window* :p
     
    #7 Roma, May 9, 2006
  8. jaguarr

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    If the guys from DC++ couldn't help you out, they're probably right that your router is FUBAR. Time for a new one. :)

    jag
     
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    I tried no one bothered to answer
     
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    No, it's not normal. Get a new router.

    jag
     
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    Hihi, major FUBAR :p
     
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