TCP Port Forwarding Problem
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jupitor
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TCP Port Forwarding Problem
I have been unable to find a TCP port that works. I had it set on port 1026 for awhile and that worked until i closed DC++ one day. The next time i reopened it, it said the port was in use. Ive tried a variety of other ports ranging from 1024-65000 and each one gives me a "unable to open tcp port" error. Im using windows firewall and port forwarding through that, but i have no other firewall or router.
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GOLIATH
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Ok the problem is there is an application "using that port" and I say that meaning it could be an application or your router stealthing your ports or something more evil and a bit more harder to fix...........it might be a firewall *gasp*
lol try cutting off your firewall and make sure you have your router configed correctly, is all else fails go passive
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jupitor
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Im directly connected to my dorm network, so as far as i know i dont have a router or have no control over it. I tried turning off windows firewall, still couldnt open any tcp ports. I can still get peoples file lists from the network and download stuff, i just cant search anything, so if i switch to passive mode i still cant search doesnt make a whole lot of difference.
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GOLIATH
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TheParanoidOne
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