how to port foward msn for linksys... i am trying to send files but takes too long?
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Microsoft has identified a possible bug between UPnP (Universal Plug and Play), which XP / MSN Messenger uses to communicate, and NAT (Network Address Translation).  Linksys and Microsoft are both working to resolve this problem and hope to have a solution shortly.\n\nYou can work around this problem in the short term by doing the following:\n\nClick on the Start button then click on the Run option.\nWhen the "Run" window opens, input ncpa.cpl then click on the OK button.\nWhen the “Internet Gateway Status” Window appears click on the Properties button\nOnce the Network Connections area appears, please look for the Internet Gateway area (If there is no "Internet Gateway" area please see Answer ID 286).Once you locate it double click on the icon below it.\nOnce “Internet Gateway Properties” appears click on the Settings button.\nOnce the “Advanced Settings” window appears, un-check every option under “Services”.\nClick OK on the “Advanced Settings” window, and click OK again on the “Internet Gateway Properties” window.\nAfter you complete these steps may be able to use Voice/File Transfer/Video portions of XP / MSN messenger.\n\nRegards,\nAmrith\nFormer Senior Escalation Engineer\n(Linksys , Microsoft)
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if you are using a router try port forwarding.\n\nbut its probably slow cause there are no seeds, or too many people are downloading the file and there arent enough seeds for the demand
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Sorry man.  My ideas of file tranfering are to slow in their processes even with a high speed cable connection it would take me hours.
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use NET SEND command. For more information type NET SEND /? on command prompt and hit enter.\n\nNET SEND <name | * | /DOMAIN["name] | /USERS> message\n\nYou may have to enable Messenger service on your and your recepients system before you can send the message (Start -> Run -> services.msc [Enter]).
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http://www.portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Linksys/BEFW11S4/Lineage_II.htm\n\n\nMake sure you use the same port on both limewire and router config.
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Ok first off , is the email a local server or isit a webemail server.??/ Now , enter your router and see if the ports 110 and 25 are open since both of them are used for email . Now , this 2 ports are only for NON SECURE conection . ok if you need more help then write me with more info so i can help you
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You could just use an instant messenger application that has file sharing such as Yahoo messenger or MSN messenger.  This would take out the middle man and actually get it there quicker.
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if your ( or their) line is too slow , burn it onto cd and send via post.otherwiese , broadband should do it in an hour or so.
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You can see the others IP Address when sending a file in MSN for example, you just need to execute:\n\nSTART, RUN, CMD, "c:> netstat -a"
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You have to open a port on your Firewall or Router, so that other clients can contact you (to be connecteable).\n\nThis is the most common reason for low speed (also on other P2P Platforms like eDonkey)
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Wireless connections can be a bit problematic at times. I'm not good with the technical know-how, but usually repairing the connection will solve problems for me when signing into MSN or YIM. :)
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It is usually due to a latency issue.  Most message programs send through ports in your pc system.  If you are using a port that is perhaps NAT or firewalled, it may be delayed.  I would just try re-installing your chat programs to reconfigure your ports.
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I would imagine the dormitory internet have some ports blocked.... only way around it is to run web messenger (webmessenger.msn.com). \nOR\nTalk to the IT person to see if they can unblock certain ports for MSN, etc.\n\nAre other people on the network (in your domitory) able to use MSN fine? If not definetly follow the above 2 ideas.
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By downloading files that have a lot of seeders.\n\nAlso, if you're behind a firewall, you should open the ports suggested by your client. If you're also behind a router, you should forward the ports suggested by your client to your computer.
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This problem maight be occuring because a fiewall is blocking msn messenger, try adding msn messenger to you exeptions list, if this doesn't work, then it must be the firewall in your route, if you have a router, try portwarding msn messenger so it doesn't get blocked by your firewall. Here is a great website that will help you portfoward\nFirst you have to create an static ip, below is a website that will help you\nhttp://www.portforward.com/networking/staticip.htm\n\nThen you go to the fun part, you port foward msn messenger\n\nhttp://www.portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Linksys/WRT54G/MSN_Messenger.htm
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Use pando, I just sent a friend a file of 640MB yesterday, worked like a charm...
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Well to answer your question, the files you would download (installation programs), you would/should download them to an area of your USB drive. When you download the programs that you need, they are usually held within one main file (if others are needed, the file is usually a compressed version of all the files that you can uncompressed and use).Then when you take the key to school, you'll open the installation program, and install it onto an area of your disk, my advice would be to create a folder on the disk especially for files that you are going to install, then open the program(s) and your all ready do go. And as for MSN messenger I didn't understand what you meant, I doubt you should mess around with it, as schools seem to think of going around ports and stuff like that more seriously these days. And why exactly don't you get something faster than ISDN (I'm assuming that's what you have, because you listed a 128 kbps download speed, either that, or really slow DSL).