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Old 11-04-2004, 03:10   #3
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Re: Port Blocking P2P

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Originally Posted by pallys
Hi, just wanted to know if NTL implement port blocking ?
this is because for those who are familiar with emule default port 4662 was used and now its blocked and I cannot connect to a emule server with hgh-id
Reading its help files it says your ISP may port block this and so they have a feature where in options you can change its port number - and upon reconnecting if u get a high-id it means that your ISP was blocking the default emule port.

Anybody else experiance this ?

Regards.
One other thing to note if you have a transparent cache in the proxy server settings.

Also well if your using bit torrent and your behind a firewall remember it need ports 6881-9 open

Another thing to check with XP is make sure the XP built in chocolate teapot of a firewall is not on.

Some good info on port blocking can also be found here and here

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