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I cant seem to get eDonkey working ("unattainable" message) since I started using a Netgear MR314 wireless router - although I am not using the wireless partof it but rather one of it's LAN sockets.
Even switching off the XP firewall doesnt seem to do it plus I dont seem to have any software for the router or be able to get any off the web

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under setting firewall options for edonkey, use incoming port 80, should work fine then with current internet settings.

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Reply to RichPLS

is that in windows ifrewall ports or on the donkey programme itself? if so is it the tcp or udp port?
i realise i am a spaz!

Reply to evilgareth

in edonkey, TCP port, and we are all learning here, no shame in that. Teh are no stupid questions, just stupid people!

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Reply to RichPLS

Have changed the edonkey port to 80 but still unreachable - do i need windows firewall off too or to change ucp port?
An even when unreachable goes, unclear appears and all potential downloads stay as "looking" and never seem to start "transferring".
Everything was fine until i started with this router!!!!
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<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by evilgareth on 11/20/04 03:06 PM.</EM></FONT></P>

Reply to evilgareth

Try disable XP's firewall, and see if that is it. I am not that familiar with the SP2 firewall, as I use NIS2004 along with D-Link 604 router. Your browser by default uses port 80, so, edonkey should work fine there also.

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Reply to RichPLS

you may have to forward port 80 on your router to your computer.


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Reply to sparky853

on my routes software it asks for opening port closing port and ip?
damn you Netgear!!!!!
any suggestions for what to put in the out and ip?

Reply to evilgareth

how come Kazaa lite (old version - no ads no fees!) still works since adding the router but edonkey doesnt?

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