Unable to download porn (firewall help needed)
 

I can download everything else with no problems, but I am unable to downloade porn. The small globe on the bottom line has a brick wall in front of it even though I have been through the business of adding the TCP and UDP gnutella thingies. I have also tried to completely switch off windows firewall, but the brick wall is still there and I am assuming that this is what is stopping me from downloading porn. Please help!

LimeWire doesn't discriminate between a porn file and any other file. You can filter them from your search results but it won't stop a file from being downloaded just because it's porn. Possibly the files are corrupt/spam/fake. What's the file extension(.avi, .mpg, .wmv, ect)?

The brick wall means you have a firewall blocking limewire. Windows XP has a firewall built in. If your running another firewall you should disable the XP firewall and configure your other firewall to allow LW full access to the internet.

Also your modem/router may have a firewall in it and will need to be configured. Instructions for configuring you firewall and router can be found in this Sticky thread: Connection problems? Check here first!

Despite having a "wife" filter, I'm able to download porn. If you can overcome the filter problem I have then you're almost home-free! :D:tease:

I have a similar filter, but it's only active when she is;) :D.

The files are mainly mpg. or mpeg.

Even though I seem to have enabled the Upnp I still get the brick wall (and still no porn :( ). Would you recommend me trying to set the limewire configuration to a manual port? Then I just need to check whether my router has a firewall or not, right?

Manual port forwarding almost always works, while UPnP doesn't work always even if the manufacturer claims it does.

Try going to this site http://www.portforward.com/english/r...outerindex.htm and see if there are instruction for your router

note: Common things that people forget when doing this

1. Limewires manual port and listening port have to be the same number for this to work. (one between 50000 and 60000 recomended)

2. It is just as important to configure your computer to use a static IP (do not skip that step)

If you run into trouble or can't get it to work try posting the routers brand and model here

argh. following the guide Sleepless linked. Just finished setting up my static ip, but when I returned and followed the guide, when in dos directly afterwards, the part where I type "telnet 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1," I get the reply: "There couldn't be made a connection to the host on port 23. the connection was not made" (In danish, rough translation :) ) . So what went wrong, and what am i to do?

Thanks for all the help so far.

Help, please :o

[QUOTE=Lord of the Rings]Despite having a "wife" filter,[end QUOTE]

LMAO Thought I was the only one who had the problem and its not just for porn :eek:

sorry to keep *bumping* this, I was just wondering whether anybody actually knew what I should do...

Which brand & model device(s) are you using? Port 23 is the normal telnet port.

ZyXel Prestige 650 HW-31

Not sure why it should make any difference in the 1st place, but try turning your firewall off temporarily. Include with this turning off any spyware, adware & AV programs. Then try telnetting again to your device.

BTW I have heard of different firmwares having different ip's but that is extremely rare.

You can check their site for your particular model & look for (a) a manual, & (b) any firmware upgrades, & (c) telnet info./problems http://www.zyxel.com/web/product_fam...2-706EE587DAB1 ___ / ___ http://www.zyxel.com/web/support_dow...20040909133019