D-Link Router and MSN Messenger
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Hi Guys,
I have a router that connects my cable internet to other computers. The problem is that I cant seem to use the voice talk of msn messenger or the file transfer. The router is D-Link 614+. Thanks.
Please let me know.
A.R.
I have a router that connects my cable internet to other computers. The problem is that I cant seem to use the voice talk of msn messenger or the file transfer. The router is D-Link 614+. Thanks.
Please let me know.
A.R.
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;q278887
Basically, map the ports from the router to the machine for both inbound and outbound
Basically, map the ports from the router to the machine for both inbound and outbound
Sorry for insisting on this, but how can you actually map the ports? ;(
You would forward the ports mentioned in the KB article to the machine behind the router that you want to send/recieve files from. This should have an IP of something like: 192.168.1.101.
OK, Thanks Very Much!
No problem, hope you get everything working.
Hey guys,
That's great.. But what if you have more than one computer on the network?? What do I do with the mapping??
Cheers.
P
That's great.. But what if you have more than one computer on the network?? What do I do with the mapping??
Cheers.
P
Originally posted by revener:
Quote:Hey guys,
That's great.. But what if you have more than one computer on the network?? What do I do with the mapping??
Cheers.
P
hey thats my problem too... infact i have four! but still what do i do with port mapping for that?
Quote:Hey guys,
That's great.. But what if you have more than one computer on the network?? What do I do with the mapping??
Cheers.
P
hey thats my problem too... infact i have four! but still what do i do with port mapping for that?
for multi computers dont forward just allow those ports
i have the same router, they might even have a preset that u just have to turn on. i would have to check when i get home
i have the same router, they might even have a preset that u just have to turn on. i would have to check when i get home
