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Have you tried using any other p2p apps & if so, do they give you the same problem?
Who is your ISP? You could try changing to a higher port (eg something in the range 49152-65535). A higher port may not be blocked but LW is probably still going to pick up the NAT firewall within your modem. Does the modem support UPnP? If so, have you tried enabling UPnP & choosing that option within LW's options > advanced > firewall config? Sorry, I can't help much more here. Someone else might have a better idea? Last edited by birdy; June 26th, 2006 at 07:18 PM. |
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I do not have a good connection. No results are comind out.What might gonna be my problem?
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I called my ISP and they block gnutella packets because it was slowing down their DSL servers!! GRRRRRRRRRR At least I know what the problem is now.
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Pardon? What ISP? And how will I fix it?
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You could also try connecting thru a higher port such as between 49152 - 65535. ie: go to LW's menu bar, Tools>Options>Advanced>Firewalls & change ports there. |
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My problem is simple: I downloaded 4.12.3, and although the old limewire was working great with avast, the installation gets as far as starting to open the program and then says "Limewire was unable to initialize and start. This is usually due to a firewall program blocking Limewire's access to the internet or loopback connections on the local machine. Please allow Limewire access to the internet and restart Limewire."
The thing is, it's not blocked, and my ports are open. I'm not sure what to do with it?? |
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Double check that your firewall is allowing the new version the same access as
the old one. Some firewalls automatically block changed programs in case they were infected by a virus. If there is no obvious way to force the firewall to recognize changed versions delete the old rule and make a new one from scratch. |
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How Do I know what the section : Ports should saw so Limewire can allows use my computer. I am on a neighhood wireless network connection
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Go LW>Tools>Options>Advanced>Firewall Config.
There on the right side you'll see the Listening port number.
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"Never Argue With An Idiot. They Will Drag You Down To Their Level, Then Beat You With Experience"
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I did all that was advised to get round the Windowsxp firewall, (listening port nimber etc). Sometimes (yesterday) I still have the brickwall, sometimes (today, for instance) I don't have it. I simply ignore it and my LW works just fine
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