MIFI 2200 VERIZON WIRELESS
#1
10 Oct 2009 @ 21:48
ubosanac
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hi, am i the only opne who has a problem with the mifi from verizon, it seems that it doesnt allow my utorrent ports to respond, thus getting a reb icon on the bottom of the application. i dont think its my avg interent securiy, cause i allowed exception for utorrent. can anyone help please. thank you.
#2
10 Oct 2009 @ 22:02
ddp
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moved to correct forum due to extreme blindness as not a news issue.
#3
12 Oct 2009 @ 23:15
i apologize, sry, was too exited to find out answer. it wont happen again, thank you for making this site happen, i love it
#4
13 Oct 2009 @ 12:05
mistycat
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Ignoring the not connected to port forwarding but obvious question this article raises, any help here: http://www.thetechstop.net/?page_id=3258 Keep the port over 10,000. But if you have a 5 G cap, that's only about 3-700 MB avi with a 1:1 ratio.
#5
14 Oct 2009 @ 21:04
i am and i tried port filtering and port forwarding but nothing. still showing in utorrent either the orange triangle or the red circle which both mean no incmoing connection. i dunno what to do and i tried putting my mifi 2200 to non secure, but still. damm, stupid verizon, trying to block torrent clients cause they know people are hacking everithing nowadays. sucks, do you know of any solution i can use. except burning the mifi, lol
#6
14 Oct 2009 @ 21:12
and i have a hacked avg antivirus firewall until 2108, but that shouldn do anything with the utorrent cause i tried it b4 when i had the pci card, and i keep alternating ports in utorrent but still, and yeah i do have the 5gb cap. im using cryptload its a rapidshare and megaupload where u can put the linlks there and it checks if they okay, then once it downloads 1st link, u have to wait 15min for the other link to start downloading, at least its better than only 3 downloads a day from their sites, and it depends if ur a free member or not. also it allows other sites too. but getting to the problem, unless i call them, but i was reading other forum sites about people calling companies for that and them denying or not knowing anything about it.
#7
14 Oct 2009 @ 21:57
mistycat
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Sorry, I don't know anything of them. I wouldn't be calling any ISP about torrent problems, could cause more and why the hacked firewall, there are lot's of free, light on system versions around and probably better too.. Online Armor is one and it placed in the top 6 in testing: http://www.matousec.com/projects/proacti...roducts-ratings Any hacked or beta program may cause problems. Edit: I usually don't recommend this but maybe something like FrostWire. I tried a couple of videos years ago, slower and needed merging as I recall but worked fine. Music seems pretty malware ridden now but a good AV stops those downloads so never gotten any.
This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 15 Oct 2009 @ 18:40
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