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Posted by Homer
- July 02, 2004, 03:42:43 PMPlaying madden and stuff in between. ;)
Posted by DJ_
- July 02, 2004, 03:40:31 PMQuote from: Homer on April 29, 2004, 04:21:08 PM
Well, I started playing Kingdom Hearts today.......
Quote from: Homer on July 02, 2004, 03:11:28 PMLook at the date :P
Well, I finished the game today. was worth the $20. Nice ending. :)
About time took you long enough.... guess you couldn't find a cheat huh?
Posted by Homer
- July 02, 2004, 03:11:28 PMWell, I finished the game today. was worth the $20. Nice ending. :)
Posted by Homer
- May 10, 2004, 04:54:49 PMSo far Tarzan is one of my favorite characters. Riding the vines was pretty cool. ;)
Posted by Homer
- May 08, 2004, 03:51:28 PMGeez, what a pain in the ass the barrel challenge was in the Coliseum. Finally got past it though. ;)
Posted by fatkid
- May 03, 2004, 12:44:58 AMI believe, but I'm not positive, that there should be a small black reset button on your router... I'm pretty sure that on mine when I press it, it clears out all of my settings and resets the password to admin... Worth a try... :-)
Posted by evilone373
- May 02, 2004, 10:34:17 PMok,i went and got my ip 192.168.1.###(mine and yours are almost identical) and typed 192.168.1.1 into the search bar.
a small box appeares asking for the un/pw to connect to 192.168.1.1
i put nothing in un /
admin for the pw
nothing happened so in the drop down for the un/
it has my msn messenger names so i tried them to no avail. when i would close that connect box the back page would turn red with a 401 error. i believe it said pw was wrong
everytime i go check it clears my reply out and i have to start over.
i thank you for the help,i copied your reply so i will call linksys so i can get into where i need to go to give access to those ports,some things on suprnova.org i would like to have.
thanks again fatkid :)
a small box appeares asking for the un/pw to connect to 192.168.1.1
i put nothing in un /
admin for the pw
nothing happened so in the drop down for the un/
it has my msn messenger names so i tried them to no avail. when i would close that connect box the back page would turn red with a 401 error. i believe it said pw was wrong
everytime i go check it clears my reply out and i have to start over.
i thank you for the help,i copied your reply so i will call linksys so i can get into where i need to go to give access to those ports,some things on suprnova.org i would like to have.
thanks again fatkid :)
Posted by fatkid
- May 02, 2004, 03:59:24 PMTight... I'm running on a Linksys, so this should be totally easy...
Here is the step by step...
Goto your Start menu
Click on Run
in the Run box type cmd
a black DOS window will open up
type in the command ipconfig /all
Next look for the line that says IP Address...
On most LinySys routers it will be something to the effect of 192.168.1.###, yours could be different (just make sure to write down the numbers, the first 3 sets (###.###.###.###; by sets I mean each set inside the periods) are the most important right now, but you will need the final set)
This IP address is your private IP address on your computer LAN
Now open up your internet browser window (IE or Mozilla is just fine)
In the address bar type in those first 3 sets of numbers that I told you to write down. For the final set type in the number 1... So for me it would look something like this - 192.168.1.1
Now if you did this correctly it will bring up a window asking for a user name and password... The default UN/PW on LinkSys routers is no username and the password is admin
That should bring you into the LinkSys Setup page... Look on the far right and you should see a tab that says Advanced, click on it...
Now click on the tab that says Forwarding.
Now under the columns that say Ext.Port type 6881 in the left and 6999 in the left.
Click on both protocols (TCP and UDP).
Then for IP address you type in the full set of numbers I told you to write down before, so for me it is 192.168.1.139, and then click the check that says Enable.
Click the button that say Apply and you are all done... BitTorrent should now be able to connect to the tracker.
If you get stuck on any of these steps I can do a step by step with screen shots if you need me to... I'm all about helping you out if you need to get BT to work for ya... ;D Let me know how it goes...
Here is the step by step...
Goto your Start menu
Click on Run
in the Run box type cmd
a black DOS window will open up
type in the command ipconfig /all
Next look for the line that says IP Address...
On most LinySys routers it will be something to the effect of 192.168.1.###, yours could be different (just make sure to write down the numbers, the first 3 sets (###.###.###.###; by sets I mean each set inside the periods) are the most important right now, but you will need the final set)
This IP address is your private IP address on your computer LAN
Now open up your internet browser window (IE or Mozilla is just fine)
In the address bar type in those first 3 sets of numbers that I told you to write down. For the final set type in the number 1... So for me it would look something like this - 192.168.1.1
Now if you did this correctly it will bring up a window asking for a user name and password... The default UN/PW on LinkSys routers is no username and the password is admin
That should bring you into the LinkSys Setup page... Look on the far right and you should see a tab that says Advanced, click on it...
Now click on the tab that says Forwarding.
Now under the columns that say Ext.Port type 6881 in the left and 6999 in the left.
Click on both protocols (TCP and UDP).
Then for IP address you type in the full set of numbers I told you to write down before, so for me it is 192.168.1.139, and then click the check that says Enable.
Click the button that say Apply and you are all done... BitTorrent should now be able to connect to the tracker.
If you get stuck on any of these steps I can do a step by step with screen shots if you need me to... I'm all about helping you out if you need to get BT to work for ya... ;D Let me know how it goes...
Posted by evilone373
- May 02, 2004, 03:15:07 PMthanks fatkid,
it is a wireless linksys 2.4 ghz. model befw1154
with the wireless card going to the laptop.
it is a wireless linksys 2.4 ghz. model befw1154
with the wireless card going to the laptop.
Posted by fatkid
- May 02, 2004, 12:44:26 PMWhat kind of router do you have? I may be able to give you step by steps on how to open up the ports you need to run BitTorrent...
Posted by evilone373
- May 02, 2004, 12:23:03 PMfatkid,
yes i have a router with a supposed firewall,i got mcafee on my desktop
yes i would like that bittorent idea of having to share,but i dont know how to configure the ports your talking about so im just gonnna stick with k-lite
thanks though
yes i have a router with a supposed firewall,i got mcafee on my desktop
yes i would like that bittorent idea of having to share,but i dont know how to configure the ports your talking about so im just gonnna stick with k-lite
thanks though
Posted by fatkid
- May 02, 2004, 11:23:13 AMDo you have a firewall running? Or is your computer connected through a router?
The default ports that BitTorrent uses are 6881 - 6999. If you have a router you need to get inside of it and configure it to allow traffic through those ports... Elsewise you can never connect to the trackers... Also you may want to watch how much you choose to upload to other people... The admins of these trackers, from time to time, look and see how much certain IPs are sharing these files... If they see that you rarely, if ever, share but download tons, they will block your IP from the trackers, thus making it impossible for you to download anything. That's why I love BitTorrent, you really HAVE to share with others to be able to get files for yourself... Everyone wins... :D
The default ports that BitTorrent uses are 6881 - 6999. If you have a router you need to get inside of it and configure it to allow traffic through those ports... Elsewise you can never connect to the trackers... Also you may want to watch how much you choose to upload to other people... The admins of these trackers, from time to time, look and see how much certain IPs are sharing these files... If they see that you rarely, if ever, share but download tons, they will block your IP from the trackers, thus making it impossible for you to download anything. That's why I love BitTorrent, you really HAVE to share with others to be able to get files for yourself... Everyone wins... :D
Posted by evilone373
- May 02, 2004, 03:02:55 AMis there a secret to getting something to download using bittorrent?
was checking out suprnova and being a sopranos fan and only having showtime :'( i seen season 5 there for download and anyways,i click on the episode it says connecting to peers and nothing ever happens ???
was checking out suprnova and being a sopranos fan and only having showtime :'( i seen season 5 there for download and anyways,i click on the episode it says connecting to peers and nothing ever happens ???
Posted by fatkid
- May 01, 2004, 10:54:39 AMWhat emulator are you gonna use to play it? Or do you just have a modded psx?
Posted by fatkid
- May 01, 2004, 12:33:20 AMUse BitTorrent to download it from SuprNova.org, under Games and then under PSX and scroll down to FINAL FANTASY 7 PSX ZEXR0[greenlight... and click on that to start the bit torrent download of all 3 (4?) disks... :)