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![]() I've used Xolox now for some time and really like it - but since I started letting my computer run round the clock I also restartet using my trusty ol' AtGuard Minifirewall. Obviously I opened up the standard Gnutella Ports for Xolox, but today I received some strange incoming request on Port 0. ![]() I'm not quite sure why or who would try to connect to a Gnutella Client on Port 0. Admitted, I'm not an expert on Gnutella Protocols, but isn't that odd? Or is there a good reason for these strange requests? |
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when a port is busy like say 6346 what is another good port # to use for my other | Butterfly9 | LimeWire+WireShare Tips and Tricks | 0 | January 31st, 2007 11:47 AM |
Port numbers for firewall port forwarding? | Frozen_Charlotte | Connection Problems | 1 | January 8th, 2003 09:53 AM |
What is the client called ?!?! Xolox or XoloX. | mort4 | Support: General | 1 | August 8th, 2002 08:20 PM |
Could not find a port to use for incoming connections. Please specify a port from the | Unregistered | Connection Problems | 1 | September 1st, 2001 12:17 PM |
what does INBOUND mean? | Unregistered | Gnucleus (Windows) | 3 | July 10th, 2001 08:46 AM |