On Sun, Dec 26, 2004 at 03:19:51PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Windows XP Pro SP1 > Sygate PF - set remote port & local port to 8481 / act as client & server
Umm, what do you mean by this?
You need to allow incoming connections on the FNP port, which is not
8481. 8481 is FCP, which is used for local connections - Frost, FIW,
FUQID and so on. The FNP port is the port specified in the config file
("listenPort=1234") or on the Environment page. It is dangerous to allow
incoming connections on the FCP port (8481), but you do need to allow
them on the FNP port.
> / allow ICMP traffic
> 1 Mb/s down - 128 kbps up
>
> Node Version 0.5
> Protocol Version STABLE-1.51
> Build Number 5100
> CVS Revision 1.90.2.50.2.128
>
> using 2-3 kB/s up & down (measured w/ utilkit ul/dl meter)
How many connections? Any inbound? Probably you aren't allowing incoming
connections on FNP.
>
> Had it installed a few months ago (switched cable providers, took ALOT
> longer than it should have), was eating up plenty of bandwidth
> (250-800kb/s). Now I can't get it to use enough.
Probably a firewalling issue. See above.
> 3 days to put 128M in the datastore (10G alotted(240 days to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> rate?!?!))
> I've tried several times to change the banwidth limits in settings, not
> sure if I'm using valid numbers, it keeps changing all three back to
> zero...
What's "it" ?
> I would like to use approx 50% of my bandwidth for freenet. I figure that is:
> D/L: 1024/8=128*1000=128,000/2=64,000
> U/L: 128/8=16*1000=16,000/2=8,000
> Total: 8,000+64,000=72,000
> Anything else I can change?
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