Whats my IP #

wondering why · #21 (**permalink**) August 4th, 2007

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Originally Posted by vw-

k imade it as far as putting in the global port range whats that? and whats the base port range?

That's the number for incomming and outgoing port ranges...That number is the number you can make up...I use 12020, but another popular number is 64049...
So you need to enter (the number you have chosen) in the TCP and the UDP boxes, remembering it's the same number for all boxes...

Also once you have done that make sure you enter (that same number) in the Listening Port box in limewire as well as selecting the manual port forward option...

wondering why · #22 (**permalink**) August 4th, 2007

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Originally Posted by rpbizzle

Here is a easy why to get your IP information:

WhatIsMyIP.com - 75.126.211.156

Easy as that!

You can't direct connect if you are behind a firewall !!

wondering why · #23 (**permalink**) August 4th, 2007

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Originally Posted by tom planner

when i click on download for a file a message comes up saying i am already downloading to my 'download' file but nothing is in it?

i am on DSL and dont usually have trouble downloading

such interesting material on the forums

i am sure it is something simple

Just check that you haven't got that file in your incomplete folder in your Limewire library...

vw- · #24 (**permalink**) August 5th, 2007

can get as far as filling out the global port range which is 2 boxes of numbers. and the base port number. what numbers do i use?

also why cant i just enable the UPNP, the universal plug n play option?
im running limewire 4.10.0 pro and my modem is a westell 6100

Remoc · #25 (**permalink**) August 5th, 2007

Hi VW, See the following Link. Hope this helps.

Port Forwarding for the Westell 6100

vw- · #26 (**permalink**) August 5th, 2007

ive got that site i dont know what numbers to punch in it doesnt say, for the global port numbers and the base port

Thread merged with vw-'s original thread to prevent confusion.

birdy · #27 (**permalink**) August 5th, 2007

From looking at those portforward instructions, I'd say you enter the port you've chosen for LW into both the port range boxes (because you're only forwarding a single port) for TCP & then again for UDP...the instructions only tell you to add ports into those boxes so I guess you leave the base port box blank.