Summary: I'm wondering if it would be possible to encapsulate one type of traffic into the port of another program. Specifically, would it be possible / safe ...
Summary: Oops, clarification: I am able to connect to/see the computers on my network. However, I am unable to connect to computers outside of my network (say...
Summary: thanks for the info! I still need to do more reading... what i was trying to atchieve is to block unnecessary port that a virus can pass through i was...
Summary: The first issue is the built-in firewall in the router. It would be blocking requests into your server if enabled. You must get around this blocking. ...
Summary: if your internet is over-filtered, and you have websense, is there a way to get around it (as in unfiltered)? not that i intend to visit porno sites o...
Summary: You should consult the people running the network at your University. If they are intentionally blocking it, then even if you found a way "around it"...
Summary: NAT does NOT hide you from the Internet. You seem to be confusing NAT and the inbound IP and port blocking function that the SOHO routers provide in a...
Summary: I am using pppshare pro to connect through lan settings. I am unable to connect to the games server for yahoo online games. I am not at work, i am n...
Summary: Alright, What im trying to do is to get limewire or any other filesharing program to work on my colleges network. I am of course behind a firewall wit...
Summary: If you're not using a firewall or router, you may want to leave them ports blocked anyway. Also, if they aren't blocked at your end then it has to be...
Summary: I have had AOL broadband for several weeks. I was told by AOL and TWC that I would be able to have one of my home PC's logged on to AOL while the othe...
Summary: It will be almost impossible to find the IP address of a instant message. There are a few exceptions however. For example, if the instant message come...
Summary: I did not mention at all about torrenting (reread what I wrote), I'm thinking you're the person needing to reread son. Tell you what, I'll make it e...
Summary: Hi, Im a networking newbie, I have some questions about port numbering. First, my ISP blocks port 80 and 8080 so I set my webserver to listen to port ...
Summary: No, you can't do that. It's not "IE's" choice which port to use, it's the remote servers' choice. And since all web servers use port 80, sending a ...
Summary: At the university I attend, they do not allow people to use file sharing programs.. Well they do, actually, but they blocked all the ports for all te...
Summary: first step is determining where the break is. This is where knowing the topology comes in. If he has routers/firewall in place the programs failure ...
Summary: Are you sure Danny is a member of the workgroup? Go into the advanced TCP/IP settings of the local network connection and be sure there is no IP filte...
Summary: You could put your computer in a DMZ on your router if you wanted to get around this, but the previous post was right. You DON'T want all ports open ...
Summary: I own a Netgear fr314 firewall router. (about $170) It will allow you to block whatever ports you want. You can allow the games and messaging program...
Summary: Well, yes I can get around that its really not hard if you are allowed any outgoing ports however it will not help your incoming traffic and would pro...
Summary: Hey guys, I posted this same message under hardware, meant to post it here, sorry. This is my first post on here. I'm not new with computers by any m...
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