Problems becoming connectable

**anon** · 01.01.10, 20:32

uTorrent also has a red icon at the bottom...any ideas on what I could do now?

Check your router's documentation to know how to really forward ports...

**ares** · 01.01.10, 20:39

Originally Posted by anon

Check your router's documentation to know how to really forward ports...

That would happen if I could find it...

EDIT: I found it and read it, but it didn't help much. uTorrent now says that my port is open, but PFPortChecker still says it isn't open.

**Imacheater** · 01.01.10, 23:15

Cheating on Lasttorrent is easy as a pie
I tried 34m/s and it work perfectly

**cheatos** · 01.01.10, 23:18

EDIT: I found it and read it, but it didn't help much. uTorrent now says that my port is open, but PFPortChecker still says it isn't open

does your internet do NAT?
i mean does it have a config page ?

**Instab** · 01.01.10, 23:34

Originally Posted by cheatos

dös your internet do NAT?
i mean dös it have a config page ?

you mean the router?

**cheatos** · 01.01.10, 23:36

Originally Posted by VwTE1r

you mean the router?

no i meant the internet Modem, < forgot the modem word

because i'm doing Multi-Port forward at my home

**Instab** · 01.01.10, 23:39

well the modem can't do nat and will most likely not have a config page

**ares** · 01.01.10, 23:39

Originally Posted by cheatos

does your internet do NAT?
i mean does it have a config page ?

Modem...hm, I'll be honest and say I have no idea. I never really did anything to the modem.

**cheatos** · 01.01.10, 23:44

well the modem can't do nat and will most likely not have a config page

i've done this at my home

**ares** · 01.01.10, 23:49

I have a Motorola modem, but is it really necessary to forward ports in the modem?

**Instab** · 01.01.10, 23:51

Originally Posted by cheatos

i've done this at my home

eh, modem and router do have the same options

that's double the config for nothing and i assume your 'modem' is a router with an integrated modem

**cheatos** · 01.01.10, 23:55

eh, modem and router do have the same options
that's double the config for nothing and i assume your 'modem' is a router with an integrated modem

its not for nothing, if you forwarded the port in the router and not in the modem, you'll not be connectable.

i assume your 'modem' is a router with an integrated modem

it appears so,

@ares, you might want to try 192.168.1.1, 192.168.0.1,192.168.0.2 ?
and see if your modem does have a page too

**ares** · 02.01.10, 00:00

Originally Posted by cheatos

@ares, you might want to try 192.168.1.1, 192.168.0.1,192.168.0.2 ?
and see if your modem does have a page too

I did try those, but none work. I am not connected directly, but wirelessly...could that be a problem?

**cheatos** · 02.01.10, 00:01

connect directly to the modem,
and Start > Run > and type
"ipconfig /all" without the quotes.

see whats the Gateway and enter it in the web browser

**Instab** · 02.01.10, 00:08

eh, maybe you are you talking about cable modem?

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