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ORDL · 02-27-2006, 04:57 PM

I have tried bypassing the NAT router over the weekend, and I am able to FXP fine when not going through NAT, so the think my router is the culprit.

I have tried forwarding ports 2030-2040 back to FXP at my router, and then setting this port range in the FlashFXP software (under Prefs/Connection/Limit Local Port Range To), but that hasn't helped me either. I thought ten open ports would be enough for FlashFXP to use. These changes have not hurt or helped anything, so obviously my reasoning in this is wrong.

Extremely grateful for any help, regards,
Mike

02-27-2006, 04:57 PM
ORDL Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 6	I have tried bypassing the NAT router over the weekend, and I am able to FXP fine when not going through NAT, so the think my router is the culprit. I have tried forwarding ports 2030-2040 back to FXP at my router, and then setting this port range in the FlashFXP software (under Prefs/Connection/Limit Local Port Range To), but that hasn't helped me either. I thought ten open ports would be enough for FlashFXP to use. These changes have not hurt or helped anything, so obviously my reasoning in this is wrong. Extremely grateful for any help, regards, Mike