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mrwalkerbmrwalkerb Posts: 1,015
edited September 2008 in Technical Stuff and Help
hey I just set up my router so I can playstation online but it's pooching everything up with my computer. how do I turn the firewall off on the router for one program?
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    normnorm I'm always home. I'm uncool. Posts: 31,147
    you have to open a port for it....
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    mrwalkerbmrwalkerb Posts: 1,015
    cutback wrote:
    you have to open a port for it....


    and how does one do that I've tried on the router's page or something
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    normnorm I'm always home. I'm uncool. Posts: 31,147
    mrwalkerb wrote:
    and how does one do that I've tried on the router's page or something


    all routers are different....go to the makers website...they usually have instructions on how to do it
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    melva02melva02 Posts: 298
    http://www.portforward.com/

    This is the best site. You choose your router and the program and you get step-by-step directions with screenshots.

    Melissa
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    normnorm I'm always home. I'm uncool. Posts: 31,147
    melva02 wrote:
    http://www.portforward.com/

    This is the best site. You choose your router and the program and you get step-by-step directions with screenshots.

    Melissa

    i forgot all about that site :)


    melissa comes through again! :D
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    mrwalkerbmrwalkerb Posts: 1,015
    uh is this going to be worth $30?
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    JamalJamal Posts: 2,115
    mrwalkerb wrote:
    uh is this going to be worth $30?
    probably not...

    but if you give us a more accurate description of the problem and equipment used...

    I can't stress enough that you cannot give too much information when asking for help in networking matters... experience in Cisco TAC tought me that :)
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    mrwalkerbmrwalkerb Posts: 1,015
    ok I played around a bit and think I have it, it's uploading but not very fast, although I think that is more because nobody wants anything at this instant. is it possible that it's still like filtering some out or does that fact that I can download and upload at all mean I'm in the clear? I mean my NAT reachability says it's ok and is in the green
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    JamalJamal Posts: 2,115
    mrwalkerb wrote:
    ok I played around a bit and think I have it, it's uploading but not very fast, although I think that is more because nobody wants anything at this instant. is it possible that it's still like filtering some out or does that fact that I can download and upload at all mean I'm in the clear? I mean my NAT reachability says it's ok and is in the green
    On your average home use router, it should mean you're in the clear. Torrents are indeed based on the pillars of offer/demand.

    No need to worry about upload speeds though (as we usually don't want to upload as much as download) and speeds are usually limited by your ISP
    Surf little waves big... Charge big waves hard

    - Antwerp '06, Nijmegen '07, Werchter '07
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