Good day,
For those of use that are using our netTalk Dou’s via USB on computers or laptop connections I have a couple of questions that need solving.
Basically I am having issues connecting with the provisioning servers when my firewall (AVG Internet Security 2011) is enabled.
I have already set exceptions including allowing UDP ports 20,21,69,5060 and 10000-20000 for all the executable files in the netTalk folder rebooted a number of times, and the system still won’t connect with the servers, and give me the one ring back tone.
If shut off the firewall, and run windows firewall, I have no problem connecting. So I know that it not on the WiFi router end.
So I guess the question I have is; have I missed any of the files that need to be added to the exclusions? And if so what might they be? Or anything else that I can try that anyone can think of?
Regards,
DrPacman
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That indeed is very true, as I am for one... There however seems to be more traffic on these forums than the netTalk forums… I will find an answer to the problem, and hopefully help both forums…nailgunner wrote:There are a good number of users of both, so here might work.DrPacman wrote:Been there, still there, just covering my bases…nailgunner wrote:You might be better off going to the NetTalk forum with technical questions.![]()
DrPacman
Regards,
DrPacman
Is there a specific reason you need to use AVG? If not I would recommend using windows firewall and Microsoft Security Essentials (free).
http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/
http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/
Not really any reason that I couldn't change, only reason I’m even trying to fix this is, that AVG cost me about $60.00 CDN for the year of service and support, and it's the point of not wanting to waste the cash… But it’s now at the point that I’m ready for a change.laserjobs wrote:Is there a specific reason you need to use AVG? If not I would recommend using windows firewall and Microsoft Security Essentials (free).
http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/
Regards,
DrPacman