|
|
Posted by Zombie Wolf on 09/26/05 00:15
I got it. If you are running an ics, then you have to set the dns to the
address of the ics . working good now....
<1@odds.com> wrote in message
news:3leej15h1409kun89ib9a056ul119uc4q1@4ax.com...
> On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 19:46:03 -0400, "Zombie Wolf" <zmbwf@gwi.net>
> wrote:
>
>>how impatient can you be, after letting it try to connect for three hours
>>?
>>i put the hosts file (i know how those work) in the
>>c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc driectory, just like it said to - it made
>>no
>>diff whatsoever, even after three hours. It was also the hosts file, not
>>the
>>zip file.... It simply does not work, period. The ports are still open in
>>the firewall, it worked before the shutdown of the network.....
>>
> <snip>
>
> You may have an error in the Hosts file...
> Open the hosts file in notepad, have word-wrap turned off. Check to
> see that the spaces are where they belong. Check for uniform rows of
> characters. The one in article.....
> news:1k59j1pktjhcfakpjh9kbdh07mllloe0ii@4ax.com
> will work if copy/pasted into notepad and saved as "Hosts" then put in
> the correct windows folder. A firewall rule allowing connections to
> "Winmx.com" is now incorrect and may stop your connecting. If your
> firewall has a "learning mode" it should be activated as it may show a
> problem.
Navigation:
[Reply to this message]
|