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lagger   06-22-2002 at 05:05:48 AM

Need some roger wilco advice
Tried to use it tonight , my brother could not log into my system if I hosted .. if he hosted, I could join the session but neither of us could hear the other .. I'm using a dlink di-704( he has no router and disabled his firewall, we both reinstalled roger wilco while troubleshooting this) and have forwarded port 3782 for roger wilco .. we were able to connect if I went direct modem to nic. Have never had this problem before .. only recent change was setting up a lan with a p-3 box through the router.. this machine has win 98se and the the other one on the lan has xp pro .. at the time of this problem the xp box was turned off.. anyone know what is going on ?? (was attempting the RW connect on the win98 box in case that is not clear)

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jihiggs   06-24-2002 at 12:47:04 AM
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check the router settings, enabl tpc and udp passthrough, diable block wan request. if none of that works try putting your computer as the dmz host.

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