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Originally Posted by Stuart C
Do you have a router? It's entirely possible that Netguard is picking up the IP your router is giving you, which would not be an NTL IP.
Note: I have never installed Netguard (with or without a router) so could be wrong, but that seems the most logical explanation.
If that is the problem, then there are good, free, firewalls and Antivirus programs. I use ZoneAlarm ( http://www.zonelabs.com) and Avast Antivirus ( http://www.avast.com). |
Except that being behind a router is entirely irrelevant. The router picks up the ip from the cm, then it translates ALL internal addresses on the way out to the real address. Do a quick google search on NAT. The internal addresses (anything 192.168.*.*) are not routable over the internet and therefore CANNOT be seen by NTL.