There are many firewalls available. Some of the most popular firewalls are Windows XP Firewall, Norton, MacAfee, Zone Alarm and Black Ice. Although firewalls may look different, they use similar methods to block or allow access to Internet-based applications. For further information on how to configure your firewall, please contact our technical team who will be happy to help you.

The optimal way to connect to the GET Trader is through port 1001, to check your connection settings in the GET Trader, please do the following: You can test connectivity through port 1001 on our port test page by pressing the "port test link". If everything is ok, you should get "You have reached the trading system port test page using TCP port 1001".

ImageAssembler is using the TCP port 80(http) to send activation, registration and bug reports to PanaVue. The private UDP port 2078 is used by the license manager integrated in ImageAssembler. This port must be opened for both incoming and outgoing access on the local network only. This port is never used to communicate outside the local network. This window pops up when the license manager integrated in ImageAssembler is unable to send/receive broadcast message to your local network.

Zolved does not require configuration of routers or firewalls. Just click on download and install the software. Click on the Zolved Icon and you are ready to connect with anyone securely. However, there may be situations where Zolved Remote Control does not work. If it does not work for you, please give us some feedback on your configuration and why you believe it may not be working. Zolved does not require configuration of routers or firewalls. Just click on download and install the software.

Configure your Firewall software to allow Myster to function through it. Myster communicates on port 6669 and so that port must be opened in your Firewall software. All Firewall software is configured differently, so you'll have to refer to your Firewall's documentation to find out how to use it. Myster requires port 6669 UDP to be open in order to act as a client behind firewalls and port 6669 TCP to be open to act as a server. Yes, Myster works behind NATs but only as a client.

If there is a firewall blocking incoming traffic between your machine (inside firewall) and the Panda server (outside firewall), some ports need to be opened. You need to open UDP port 46015, which is the only one used to communicate with Panda. The connection is initiated by Koala, which is running on your machine to the Panda. If you are behind a proxy, but outbound TCP is open, then no action should be needed.

no proxy for HTTP, or you could use cacheflow. cacheflow can do Real Streaming caching, but we don't enable that)

If you are behind a firewall then you can't make direct connections to the outside world, so you must use a parent cache. Squid doesn't use ICP queries for a request if it's behind a firewall or if there is only one parent. You can use the never_direct access list in squid.conf to specify which requests must be forwarded to your parent cache outside the firewall, and the always_direct access list to specify which requests must not be forwarded.

There is no general method that works for all firewall / router combinations. Check http://www.portforward.com/ for information, and also try "port forwarding" in Google. Some methods are listed below, but we need help with this section. (The best way to help is to contribute to the forum http://www.rejetto.com/forum/index.php?board=27.0) First, navigate to Network Connections. (Or open it in Control Panel.

Make sure that you have made an entry in all fields. The date field can only contain a date entered in this fashion: MM/DD/YYYY.

In general, if a connection can play the Game online successfully without PunkBuster, then there will be no need to make any changes to a firewall or proxy that may be in use when PunkBuster is Installed and Enabled. PunkBuster communicates over the Internet (and in LAN environments) using the same network channels created and used by the Game, and therefore requires no changes.

If your computer is on a network protected by a firewall, and you are having trouble playing media with RealPlayer, the firewall may not be configured to allow RealPlayer traffic. First, you might want to find out whether a firewall is the problem. If you determine that there is a firewall on your organization's network or your Internet Service Provider (ISP), the ideal solution is for the firewall administrator to allow RealPlayer traffic on the firewall.