Re: Fire 1.0.2 released!, problems whit file transfer

If your are behind a NAT, you can only use incoming connections if the 
NAT is set to forward connections to certain ports to your machine.  
For example, if you have the NAT set up to forward port 1234 to port 
1234 on your computer, then you can set incoming connections and 1234 
as one of the ports.  If it forwards to any port other than 1234, then 
you can't set this as a port to listen on.  If you have no ports on the 
NAT set to forward to your computer, then you cannot set incoming 
connections and should likely set outgoing only.

Manually setting the interface and external IP addresses is acceptable 
as long as they are correct, external IP address being the more 
important.  If empty the external IP address, check the auto detect, it 
will show the detected external IP address.  This should be the same as 
what you have entered.  BTW, you can do this, and uncheck the auto box, 
and the detected value stays.

On Jun 21, 2004, at 6:57 PM, Sonia Laura Terasian wrote:

> Hi, I have problems for transfer files, I have many errors
>
>  I'm in a NAT whit these ports opened
>
>  ICQ 5190 whit triggering at 20000-20019
>  AIM 5190
>  MSN 1863 for chat and for FT (file transfer) 6891-6900
>  Yahoo! 5050
>
>  My doubt is as assign the network preferences in Fire
>
>  In "Client to Client Connections" I choose "Icoming and Outgoing 
> Connections"
>  In "Incomng ports" I have this 5190, 5190, 1863, 6891-6900, 5050 
> (5190 is double for ICQ and AIM)
>  I have deactivaded "Auto Detect External IP Adress" because I have a 
> static IP but in this field I put my external IP
>  In "Auto interface detection" is deactived too but I choose this in 
> way manual
>
>  These settings are correct?
>
>  Thanks for your replys
>

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