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You need to port forward your router and if its for warcraft3 you will also need to disable your windows firewall
router settings is like 192.168.1.1 then application and gaming then forward ports 6112-6119 select both then your ip 192.168.1.XXX to check your ip(start menu>run>cmd>ipconfig it would be listed under ipv4 address or something (me fully helping mp)legend NEVER!) if you couldnt understand any of that go ask deathawk This post was edited 3 times, last edit by MasterJohnny: Dec 11 2007, 7:36 am.
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Ermm, I have had multiple Linksys routers(along with switches and other products) and I have had pleasant experiences with them.
You may have had a problems with Linksys, but that doesn't mean his problem has anything to do with that. In this case, he'd run into the same problem with other brands, since many brands of routers have firewalls built in. Don't be a troll. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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To Catch an Echo™
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Bah I dont mean to sound rude or nothin, but the OVERPRICED goods at Wal Mart (WTF 100 bucks for the wireless and 50 for a wireless card!? FFS Ill go wired), and the fact that the CD wont make the damn thing reinstall. I mean come on, the compter SEEs the router, but when you install the cd, IT CANT? Ok I will take every bad think I ever said about Linksys if you have a Fix for it. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Yellow army assemble! |
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It isn't exactly that it has a firewall in it. A router simply cannot know where to send incoming connections unless you first tell it where to send it (with a port forwarding rule). That's just the way it works. There's also something available on many routers that when it detects an outgoing connection on that port number that it will automatically forward incoming connections on that port number to the IP address of the computer that initiated the outgoing connection on that port number. Many routers support that, but not all have it configured for any specific programs by default. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |