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A problem with DC++ v0.705 - TCP/TLS errors

Asked by Keggsy

I've tried a few things to get my new version of DC++ to connect as anything but passive, but to no avail. I have a DLink 514 router and I have set up my TCP and UDP, but I can't find out how to edit the TLS port. I am therefore in need of any guidance. I read to have the TLS port as a different port number to the TCP and UDP but that didn't work.

Thanks

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Pirre (pierreparys) said : 		#1

You will need to add a rule , just like you did for your TCP port, that forwards your TLS port to your internal IP address :) and indeed it needs to be another portnumber then your TCP one

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Keggsy (keggsy) said : 		#2

I can't find anything about TLS on my router. The only options I have are TCP, UDP or both. I take it I am supposed to be looking in my router for it? Or is my router too old to have an option to control it?
Thanks for the help :)

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Hands (fotvault13) said : 		#3

i am also having problems with my active connection. i just ran 0.699 yesterday in active but now that i have the latest one it seems there is nothing i can do to search in active. searching and downloading is fine in passive, but who wants that? ive done everything i can think of. nothing is working.

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Pirre (pierreparys) said : 		#4

keggsy, select TCP for the rule you create but use the portnumber you specified for your TLS port that should work normally, there are some routers (and i dont know if yours is one of them) that will still block the Secure protocol because they have a filtering firewall, so if it does not work with the TCP setting then use the "Both" and see what happens :)

Hands make your own question , that way you will get help :)

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