Using LimeWire with Norton Firewall

Hi,
How do I set up Norton Firewall to allow sharing with others with no risk if possible.
please.

from memory, it goes something like this:

let the program do an auto configuration for internet enabled programs, and allow it to do it's job. you probably will have a situation occur where you are getting warnings about intrusions, but if you will look closesly you will see they are accessing port 6346. When this happens, check the box to always allow this. If you don't, you won't share, and you will also be interupted a hell of a lot by the warnings. As I say, this is from memory, and I am also using internet security, which I am assuming has the same firewall program. Good luck, and share some files.

Oh, I remember now, if you don't check the always allow this action box, you will greatly limit your ability to connect to other users and get downloads!!! I watched IPs show up that I saw as users who I was trying to get a connection with, and I lost the download ability until I checked that box

It's working. - thank you.

You should grant access to the spyware crap they install too , heh geez

Originally posted by Unregistered
You should grant access to the spyware crap they install too , heh geez

I mean, I couldn't stand.... Sorry Adam Fisk, another topic to lock for you...

You full ethical Java genious.... heh

[ursula]

Hi Peerless...
Assuming we are talking about PCs----

<Alt> 129 = ü

And, that is not the ½ of it!

<Alt> and the number keys on the NUMERIC KEYPAD will provide you with all of the extended character set available.
Have endless hours of fun discovering them, or find the link which gives them to you!
You don't want all the answers too easily, do you?

It is hard enough to remember only some of them!

p.s. <Alt> 137 = ë

[ursula]

Originally posted by Peerless
Nah, just an occasional specfic one works for me. I have found some of my more creative ideas are from messing around, and finding some unique application to a sometimes big mistake. Music is a prime example of this, I usually end up killing my pc when this happens. thank you for your help, I will proceed to try it out and see if I can find said nefarious application, and kill it with no remorse.

The occasional specific ones are called serendipity which represents elements to be pursued at all cost!
Chance discovery!
Vote for it!

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