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By Powe33 - usenet poster


All of a sudden the other day I can't upload or download. I connect and time
out. Those that try to connect to me have a status "waiting for incoming
connection" and then time out. It takes a long time to get a 2ndary network
connection. Nothing has changed on my pc or my router.

Any suggestions:-(

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Mike Lewis
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posted on Aug 01, 2007
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Horner

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fred-bloggs,

A good suggestion though DHCP would have no bearing unless the
router were handling more than one PC or the router were for
some ungodly reason assigning random IP numbers to the only PC
connected? ;-)

If Mike has a LAN running, then static IP assignment is
recommended, though not absolutely required, so that the router
keeps the right port assignments with the right PC.

I use dynamic addressing in my 3 PC LAN and usually run MX only
on one PC (although on occasion two PCs). Typically, one
machine runs here 24/7, so it's IP remains the same from the
router, 192.168.1.100. The others are assigned 101 and 102 in
the order they are turned on (which is also reasonably constant,
as one is a portable). Unexpected things happen though, and
every once in a while the main machine will come up second, if
rebooting while two are running. It's easy to notice and simple
to fix by calling up the router admin page and switching port
numbers between the machines. No reboot nor restart of MX is
necessary.

I don't have any reason for operating this way except extreme
laziness;-0)

BJ
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Mini Me

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I am using dhcp on my pc and the ip addresses are the same:-( The router I
have, D-Link DI-711, doesn't have much in the way of configerable port
rules. I can specify open ports by type but not port number so eg I can open
the firewall for TCP ports, or Telnet ports or similar or open it for all
ports which I am not mad keen on doing.

The symptoms are changing. Now I can get some up and down loads. Nothing has
changed in my settings. However I now notice that I am not staying connected
very long. It's as though there is hardly anybody to connect to.

I've also noticed a lot of other posts from people having problems.
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Mini Me

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"Mike Lewis" <

If you are using dhcp on your PC check your IP address is the same as
specified in your router's port forwarding rules.

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I doubt it's a block. I can search, q up, and sometimes dl a bit. I got
quite a fast dl this morning. But mostly they don't connect when started.
All of the people trying to dl from me fail to connect.

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Possibly. I have now tried different ports and it's the same. I see from
some other messages that I am not alone.

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A block at your ISP perhaps?

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