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router & port problems / PPP Dial-Up Problem
« on: April 13, 2010, 08:10:55 PM »
Hello.
First of all... Great job with HFS! Love it!
But now I'm suffering! It won't work with my HSDPA dial-up connection.
The self test says: You may be behind a firewall.
HFS is added my pc's firewall exception list though.
My IP is 86.xxx.xxx.xxx, so direct WAN access.
When Skype is running, HFS confirms that port 80 is used, and changes it accordingly (to 8080). So the ports do not seem to be blocked, since Skype, Yahoo and the browsers work fine.
Indeed, when I look I see port 80 but is a Local Port with a 0.0.0.0 Address, AND no Remote Port and Address associated to HFS.
http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/ indicates "No open ports found".
On the same computer, when I dial on a PPPoE connection, HFS works superbly.
What seem to be the problem?
Is there a cure for this heartbreaking problem?
First of all... Great job with HFS! Love it!
But now I'm suffering! It won't work with my HSDPA dial-up connection.
The self test says: You may be behind a firewall.
HFS is added my pc's firewall exception list though.
My IP is 86.xxx.xxx.xxx, so direct WAN access.
When Skype is running, HFS confirms that port 80 is used, and changes it accordingly (to 8080). So the ports do not seem to be blocked, since Skype, Yahoo and the browsers work fine.
Indeed, when I look I see port 80 but is a Local Port with a 0.0.0.0 Address, AND no Remote Port and Address associated to HFS.
http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/ indicates "No open ports found".
On the same computer, when I dial on a PPPoE connection, HFS works superbly.
What seem to be the problem?
Is there a cure for this heartbreaking problem?