![]() |
|
Register | FAQ | The Twelve Commandments | Members List | Calendar | Arcade | Find the Best VPN | Today's Posts | Search |
Download/Upload Problems Problems with downloading or uploading files through the Gnutella network. * Please specify whether the file problem is a Gnutella network shared file OR a Torrent file. * |
![]() |
| LinkBack | Thread Tools | Display Modes |
|
| |||
![]() I don't understand the following: 3. Finally, if you are using NAT (meaning that the IP address of your machine is 10.x.x.x or 192.x.x.x ) now, might be able to connect, search and download from the network but no one will be able to upload from you. If you have taken the advise of others to force your IP using limewire then your half way there, as your port forwarding is working correctly. But, you need to FORCE THE IP OF YOUR ROUTER or FIREWALL to the network. To find out what your ip is from the machine that you use to get on Gnutella open a web browser to http://www.whatismyip.com (write this IP down and force this IP in Limewire) If you need help testing this Just post a reply to this thread. I am new to Limewire and new to Wireless internet and a router. So I don't know what means to force my ip or router...can you explain in laymens language??? Thanks! |
| |||
![]() The next time you are online why don't you send me an email with your IP address and a schedule of when you will be online. I will attempt to direct connect to your machine to see if I can upload anything from your machine.
__________________ Lee Evans, President LeeWare Development http://www.leeware.com |
| |||
![]() I highly recommend the following. 1) make sure everything is set to the defaults that is, undo any changes you made to try to get this to work. 2) Assuming that with the default configuration you are able to search and download then the only thing you are looking to do is to be able to upload files. 3) Do some research on how to forward tcp port 6346 to your private IP address. That should solve your issue assuming you don't have any XP or Norton firewalls installed. Quote:
__________________ Lee Evans, President LeeWare Development http://www.leeware.com |
| ||||
![]() Test Page was a success! BUT Received incoming this session: false STILL!!!!!! i have set static ip (on LAN--WANip is dynamic) " " " fowarded port 6346 " " " opened port 6346 through firewalls (router + ZA expert rules) " " " forced ip ect...ect...ect...ect.......... i have searched/studied this forum/ router help pages/ ect... for weeks w/o solution. LW works ok now as shielded leaf but needs a couple DAYS to REALLY heat up and i'm a compulsive rebooter. i know my system VERY well to be only a selftaught wannabe PCguru. this "Old Dog" IS learning new tricks lol. i did find a broadband forum whose users on my ISP accuse them of blocking ports and of course my ISP denies this. i hope in the near future to serve my own webpage so i wonder about port 80 too... SSSSOOOOOO.......: Q1: does Test Page test only outgoing port? Q2: does/would/could ISPs block ports incoming yet leave same port outgoing open? Q3: can "Yall here" point me to utilities and/or net services (repudible yet pref. free) that will list all my open/closed ports so i can find alternates for this and future needs? my skills include setting up a noncritical boot part/OS to run w/in routers DMZ for these (Q3) tests but such a hassle i want only once so comprehensive tests are a must. Q4: please suggest workable alternate ports that i can try, i saw a post here somewhere but lost it. Q4b: can i get ultrapeer status (my goal) using alt ports? i think so but... Q4c: since outgoing 6346 is working will changing just the incoming port do the job? refer to Q4b above. last resort i have to try "The Proxy Solution" , hard to trust that guy though lol. thank u for all the help already found and to come. |
| |||
![]() Shielded Ultrapeer is a normal status for leaf nodes. I'm not sure what it is you are attempting to accomplish?However, I think that you have done a lot more than you needed to. With that being said. you will not become an ultrapeer if you cannot receive connections. You will not become an ultrapeer if you machine has a history of short or low uptimes. You will not become an ultrapeer if you have a low bandwidth connection and finally, you will not become an ultrapeer if the network doesn't need anymore. If you want to port scan your computer try this http://scan.sygate.com They offer several different types of scans. My recommendation do only that which is necessary to achieve the desired result.
__________________ Lee Evans, President LeeWare Development http://www.leeware.com Last edited by LeeWare; April 2nd, 2005 at 07:32 AM. |
| ||||
![]() Quote:
i have broadband cable and even with the current tweaking i stay up longer than most of the ultrapeers i connect to. while im finding a workaround id like to confirm my isp is blocking and post thier name HERE Quote:
Quote:
thanks for the link it will prove usefull, but currently they only scan "common ports" 1-1024 not 6*** not 49152-65535. btw the post about alternate ports was HERE |
![]() |
| |
![]() | ||||
Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
re: Maximizing upload/download Success | dawgawn | Download/Upload Problems | 5 | December 30th, 2008 07:51 AM |
Maximizing upload/download Success LimeWire | LeeWare | Open Discussion topics | 10 | May 26th, 2008 08:10 PM |
maximizing my upload | Tamarindra | Download/Upload Problems | 9 | May 28th, 2007 10:30 AM |
LIMEWIRE V4.8.1 Download Success Tips : WORKING! | dyingtolive | Download/Upload Problems | 3 | September 1st, 2005 06:43 AM |
Limewire Maximizing problem thing | Apoca1ypse | General Windows Support | 0 | August 13th, 2005 01:58 PM |