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| Connection Problems Problems getting the LimeWire or WireShare program connecting to the Gnutella network.
(not about connecting to files, that is a Download/Upload Problems section issue.) Please supply system details as described in the forum rules.
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I just downloaded and installed 3.02 pro. I now can no longer connect. I even left it running for 3 hours straight with no conncetions. I am connected directly to the internet through comcast. No routers or firewalls.
Basically I get a conncetion for 1 second and then I loose it. Anyone else experiencing this? |
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I am a Comcast user in the Midwest, and I performed the recommended test specified here:
http://www.limewire.com/index.jsp/refund The test failed, thereby proving that Gnutella is being blocked. One thing that was curious, I did manage to attain an established 6346 connection with an ultrapeer for about a minute, but then it disappeared, and I haven't gotten another connection. I'm assuming Comcast is blocking Gnutella nationwide. |
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to further complicate matters:
i tried the test on my connection and i didn't get a GNUTELLA OK either, but i have limewire running and it works perfectly fine (i'm not with comcast). if i get nmaxfield's post right it stopped working right after installing 3.0.2? it seems unlikely that they would choose that moment to start blocking gnutella. did you update from a very old version of limewire? Last edited by osu_uma; June 14th, 2003 at 04:17 PM. |
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osu_uma brings up a good point - this simple test is not completely definitive. There are other factors that could effect the outcome. For example, if osu_uma is behind a firewall (I suspect this is true), the test will never work properly even though Gnutella is available.
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You are wrong. The test would work even though you are firewalled, - if only the server that you are told to connect to were still online.
Currently, this server will never respond (it was taken offline some time last year). |
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Performed the test and failed. ATT was recently bought by comcast. They must have switched the network over to comcast. Sucks to be me.
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i have been forwarding 6346 for the longest time, still, the test doesn't give me 'GNUTELLA ok'.
i think it's something with the test. limewire runs properly, ultrapeer, incoming/outgoing, tons of uploads... |
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As trap_jaw said, that server's been down for awhile, so the test is broken. We should have it fixed sometime soon.
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