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     Comodo blocking port forwarding

fred fleagle

01-04-2008

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Volker Birk

01-04-2008

         Re: Comodo blocking port forwarding

Mr. Arnold

Article : 106042
Date : 01-04-2008
From : fred fleagle
Sujet : Comodo blocking port forwarding

Comodo blocks port forwarding from router, programs can't receive
incoming connections.
Can someone suggest a way to allow port forwarding?

Thanks from
fred fleagle



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Article : 106044
Date : 01-04-2008
From : Volker Birk
Sujet : Re: Comodo blocking port forwarding

fred fleagle wrote:
> Comodo blocks port forwarding from router, programs can't receive
> incoming connections.
> Can someone suggest a way to allow port forwarding?

Yes. Drop Comodo.

Yours,
VB.
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Article : 106053
Date : 01-04-2008
From : Mr. Arnold
Sujet : Re: Comodo blocking port forwarding

"fred fleagle" wrote in message
news:47f15c4c$0$30486$88260bb3@free.teranews.com...
> Comodo blocks port forwarding from router, programs can't receive
> incoming connections.
> Can someone suggest a way to allow port forwarding?
>

You go to the personal packet filter/personal firewall and you open the same
ports on it as you did on the router.

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