EPTOn my old computer I used to never have these problems at all. Once I got my new computer everything went downhill from there. Except the fact that it's really pretty and smooth and fast :-D. So the question is: is there anyway to fix this? Help! O:!!!!
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Vharox
United States1037 Posts
On my old computer I used to never have these problems at all. Once I got my new computer everything went downhill from there. Except the fact that it's really pretty and smooth and fast :-D. So the question is: is there anyway to fix this? Help! O:!!!! | ||
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Vharox
United States1037 Posts
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mellow0mellow2
United States24 Posts
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gg_hertzz
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I believe the port for b.net is 1112 Maybe it is 6112. Can't remember which. | ||
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blasian
United States180 Posts
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SnoopySnacks
Tarsonis903 Posts
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Kacas
Brazil3143 Posts
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baal
10541 Posts
My ISP kinda blocks some ports i think, sometimes i cant use p2p software and i cant host games on bnet unless i've been with them in another room recently. Is there a way to see wha ports are open, and how to open/close them? | ||
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TeRRan`UseR
Canada692 Posts
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Vharox
United States1037 Posts
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EvilTeletubby
Baltimore, USA22254 Posts
It's either a firewall or a router blocking ports. 4000 is for B.net itself, 6112-6119 for SC. | ||
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Alpha
France1495 Posts
On January 10 2005 16:35 gg_hertzz wrote: try to find some information about port forwarding if you're behind a router I believe the port for b.net is 1112 Maybe it is 6112. Can't remember which. it is 6112 do what they told u if it doesn't work u may try cheking the connection  | ||
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blasian
United States180 Posts
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ToKoreaWithLove
Norway10161 Posts
if you have a router at home you go start - run - type: cmd - then : ipconfig take the ip for the "default gateway" and put it in your browser. For example: http://192.168.10.254 is likely. You will then access the router settings. Find the "virtual server" option and open ports 6112 and 4000 for udp packets. Find you own ip and set virtual server to forward to you. | ||
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TeRRan`UseR
Canada692 Posts
On January 11 2005 16:09 ToKoreaWithLove wrote: okai if you have a router at home you go start - run - type: cmd - then : ipconfig take the ip for the "default gateway" and put it in your browser. For example: http://192.168.10.254 is likely. You will then access the router settings. Find the "virtual server" option and open ports 6112 and 4000 for udp packets. Find you own ip and set virtual server to forward to you. When I put my default gateway ip into my browser it starts to load then asks for a username/password. | ||
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SoMuchBetter
Australia10606 Posts
user: admin password: password if that doesnt work, it should be in the router's manual or ask your dad | ||
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LegendaryDreams
Canada1350 Posts
On January 11 2005 18:31 SoMuchBetter wrote: Try- user: admin password: password if that doesnt work, it should be in the router's manual or ask your dad SEE, the problem is that my dad set the pass so I can't play BW on weekdays.. -_-;; SIGH. | ||
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TeRRan`UseR
Canada692 Posts
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Ack1027
United States7873 Posts
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OneOther
United States10774 Posts
What kind of router do you have..? | ||
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Nathaniel
United States18 Posts
Yes, you have to open ports 6112-6119. I had the same problem with latency (I am behind a router). You have to do port forwarding to these specific ports for battle.net, for more information click here.http://www.portforward.com/cportsnotes/battlenet/battlenet.htm | ||
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TeRRan`UseR
Canada692 Posts
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Moggle
Canada327 Posts
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JudasT
Spain2226 Posts
If you think that Panda is the problem, I could change the antivirus, what do you use or recommend ?. Panda works great, and it blocks all attacks, but perhaps is the problem I don't know... I posted this in this thread as I think that is totally related, and could help.  | ||
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ToKoreaWithLove
Norway10161 Posts
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ToKoreaWithLove
Norway10161 Posts
Find the exact name of the router and search google. | ||
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JudasT
Spain2226 Posts
I don't have Windows SP2 installed, and I use a DSL modem to connect to internet, I don't have router with closed ports. The Internet Connection firewall box is not checked... I'll try Kaspersky, and if this is not working I'll format everything again and pray | ||
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Misca
Netherlands605 Posts
Try to disable that. Search google on how to disable it. | ||
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draeger
United States3256 Posts
On January 12 2005 06:45 Misca wrote: Vharox, it's probably ur WIndows XP firewall, since u were able to host games be4. Try to disable that. Search google on how to disable it. Since it's actually on my mind right now, I'll save him a google search: Start -> Control Panel(optional) -> Network Connections. Right-click the desired connection. Properties -> Advanced tab. Under Internet Connection Firewall, uncheck the Protect my computer and network by limiting or preventing access to this computer from the Internet check box. | ||
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draeger
United States3256 Posts
On January 12 2005 02:02 JudasT wrote: I have a similar problem... I had to format my HD and reinstalled everything again, Windows XP Pro (no SP2), I have a DSL connection (512/128) under a DSL modem, so I don't use a router. Everything was great before formating, I neved had lag at all, never. Now I lag a lot, I don't know how to fix it, people start hating me, they say close MSN or stop Emule... the thing is that I have everything closed... well everything but Panda antivirus, I configured Panda to let SC connect to internet and opened the SC ports. I see a 1 green bar beside my name, I can create games and people can join, but as soon as we start playing (2 vs 2 or 3 vs 3), I lag, and many times I get a DISC, its fucking annoying. If you think that Panda is the problem, I could change the antivirus, what do you use or recommend ?. Panda works great, and it blocks all attacks, but perhaps is the problem I don't know... I posted this in this thread as I think that is totally related, and could help. Try disabling your WinXP firewall. Instructions are in the post above this. | ||
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Lord Mario135
United States2 Posts
When I type "ipconfig" into the run box, a black window comes up and then disappears a few seconds later. | ||
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Never Post
United Kingdom503 Posts
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maleorderbride
United States2916 Posts
Any ideas? I do not have the XP firewall enabled and all my router settings (6112-6119) are correct. | ||
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Never Post
United Kingdom503 Posts
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maleorderbride
United States2916 Posts
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