silvercue
December 16th, 2004, 01:54 PM
Hi,
I have tried many of the things suggested, but am stuck with this.
I have NTL Cable with 1.5 meg download. I get yellow smiley on health checks and my connections are marked as "L", so I have a remote connection problem apparently.
This is apparently a NAT issue or to do with forwarding ports. I am not behind a router, but my modem connects directly to the NIC. I have tried with both the XP Firewall and ZoneAlarm off, I have downloaded a version of tcpip.sys that allows more connections (sp2 issue) and I still only get yellow smilies.
My downlaod speeds are very low, usually only 12kbs, my uploads were much faster, but I have now limited them to 15kbs - still very slow downlaods and yellow smilies. I have also changed the listen port to outside the default range - which gives a slight boost - but still YELLOW!!!!
Any more ideas. Port forwarding is only for firewalls is it?
Sorry if you all seen this type of post before but I have searched and tried everything.
PS - I get like 100kbs+ with normal downloads.
I have tried many of the things suggested, but am stuck with this.
I have NTL Cable with 1.5 meg download. I get yellow smiley on health checks and my connections are marked as "L", so I have a remote connection problem apparently.
This is apparently a NAT issue or to do with forwarding ports. I am not behind a router, but my modem connects directly to the NIC. I have tried with both the XP Firewall and ZoneAlarm off, I have downloaded a version of tcpip.sys that allows more connections (sp2 issue) and I still only get yellow smilies.
My downlaod speeds are very low, usually only 12kbs, my uploads were much faster, but I have now limited them to 15kbs - still very slow downlaods and yellow smilies. I have also changed the listen port to outside the default range - which gives a slight boost - but still YELLOW!!!!
Any more ideas. Port forwarding is only for firewalls is it?
Sorry if you all seen this type of post before but I have searched and tried everything.
PS - I get like 100kbs+ with normal downloads.