BTW you might want to put SlimServer in the 
Windows XP firewall exceptions list as well.  See 
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=76293&postcount=7

Mark Lanctot wrote:
> No problem, I just hope you get it working.
> 
> Differentiating between server and access is 
> something that your software firewall does.  You 
> shouldn't have to change anything in your router.
> 
> If it's the Windows XP software firewall I believe 
> allowing the ports is all you need, but I have 
> heard of some bugs in the Windows firewall that 
> keep ports blocked even after you leave them open, 
> and even after you disable the firewall.
> 
> As a semi-legal workaround :-) is there an 
> unencrypted wireless connection in range?  I bet 
> there's at least one "D-Link" or "linksys". 
> Connect to that one and try to find your 
> SlimServer.  Then see what your home devices do. 
> Is your router indicating incoming traffic?  Is 
> SlimServer indicating it's found a new player? 
> Refresh the SS page and it should appear.
> 
> Does your firewall indicate it's blocking 
> anything?  The Windows XP firewall may not though, 
> and I'm not sure if it maintains logs - probably
not.
> 
> nicky6 wrote:
> 
>>Mark, thanks for the reply.
>>My DLINK router/FW/ADSL-thingie allows me to port
> 
> forward only, not
> 
>>differentiate between server and access. And on the
> 
> computer there's
> 
>>Win XP2 FW only. I think  I'll follow your advice
> 
> and open up
> 
>>Slimserver for all IP's for an hour to test it out.
>>
>>/Niclas
>>
>>
> 
> 

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