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#56035 19/10/03 06:51 AM
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There's a big problam with mIRC when trying to send files if you are under a LAN or a Firewall.
It sends the dcc send command to the user, but it doesn't connect to the user when he accepts the file. Probably cause he tries to connect to you on a port mIRC selects, but the Firewall doesn't.
It only accures in mIRC, could someone look in to it and try to fix that problam ?
Maybe try to use the ports that other programs do like ICQ or Explorer or cehck in the Windows options the Firewall settings

#56036 19/10/03 07:30 AM
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You can specify whatever ports you want to use for DCC by going to mIRC Options > DCC > Options & see the box on the right that says "DCC Ports". Enter the port range you wish to use there.

#56037 19/10/03 04:44 PM
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Yochai:

Universal Plug & Play support is something that has been requested before, hopefully Khaled will implement the idea in an upcoming version of mIRC.

For now, there are a number of ways you can do this.

if you use a software firewall(zonealarm, blackice), allow mIRC to be run 'as a server' and it will work around this.

If you have a router or are using Internet Connection sharing, route a port (or multiple ports) through your router in succession to eachother, TCP mode, to your computer behind the network.

For example:

route 7000,7001,7002,7003

This will give you a maximum of 4 DCC sends at one time.

This will not affect your ability to receive DCCs.


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