Direct Connect problem
I have a DC hub set up. People can log in, they show up in the user list, but they cannot browse files. I can see it trying to download their file list, but it doesn't download. I've tried both Active and Passive modes. Port 412 is open on the router. Any ideas?
tia
-OC
What's a Direct Connect Setup??
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It's a program that you can find *i think* at www.neomodus.net or www.neomodus.comOriginally posted by SnotRocket
What's a Direct Connect Setup??
<---Dense
OC, I'm not too sure. It can be a problem on their side. I've experienced times when I cannot even download the file list to browse. DC won't work too well if both sides are on passive. Perhaps they can try to re-install it? Though I believe the best person to ask about this is slaw.
if you are behind a firewall and the user is in passive mode then they can't download from you. It's their problem not yours. You may have been connected by a buncha passive users recently.
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Use www.whatismyip.com to make sure DC is routing traffic to the right IP.
I discovered that whenever my house loses power and the cable modem restarts, I get a new IP, so I have to change settings.
Five years...
Holy crap! my firewall is wide open! people can see my ip! Holy crap! I'm gonna die!Originally posted by Bires
Use www.whatismyip.com to make sure DC is routing traffic to the right IP.
I discovered that whenever my house loses power and the cable modem restarts, I get a new IP, so I have to change settings.
You've got a dynamic IPOriginally posted by Bires
Use www.whatismyip.com to make sure DC is routing traffic to the right IP.
I discovered that whenever my house loses power and the cable modem restarts, I get a new IP, so I have to change settings.Not all people have dynamic IP's.
But yeah, make sure its routed to the correct IP (on your DC settings, and router).
Apparently. I get >1 MB/sec on a cable modem, with ping times near 50ms on many UT servers, for $30 a month...I'm not complaining.Originally posted by NuTs62
You've got a dynamic IP
Five years...
who's ur provider??Originally posted by Bires
Apparently. I get >1 MB/sec on a cable modem, with ping times near 50ms on many UT servers, for $30 a month...I'm not complaining.
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