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I installed HFS, setup the IP address through dyndns.org, modified the router and as long as I don't use the firewall Sygate everything is working well.
When I allow Sygate to work, only 8760 bytes of the requested file are transferred!
Can you please help me?
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how did you configure the firewall to make HFS pass?


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well actually I let the firewall handle this.
This means, when I started HFS, Sygate asked me if it was allowed to connect to internet and I said yes.
More exactly it says the hfs.exe program has no limitations in contacting any IP adresses and any port.
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got it
i would try creating rules, hoping to find a solution. a trial and error.


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What kind of rule?
I have permitted everything to HFS (except drinking my coffee and having a date with my wife!)
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I guarantee you: I didn't nothing except switching the PC off and on again!
And now it works!
(Let's see for how long!)
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 ;D
Troglo


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maybe you had to restart for the changes to your firewall to take effect?


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maybe you had to restart for the changes to your firewall to take effect?

maybe
or may be the usual "restart" magic :D


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maybe you had to restart for the changes to your firewall to take effect?

maybe
or may be the usual "restart" magic :D

As Sygate uses a device driver (teefer.sys) to do it's work, I would say, rebooting is the way to go.
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