Please help us.
| badai wrote: |
| ever heard about port forwarding? |
| badai wrote: |
| it will solved your problem, but it may give problems to whoever is managing your server right now.
ask politely. most admin would do it for their friends. |
| Animal wrote: |
| This site will give you more details on port forwarding. However, if you can't alter the firewall settings then you will not be able to set up port forwarding. If you are on a managed network (for example, a school, college, university, work network etc) then it is highly likely that the firewall has been purposefully configured to stop P2P programs running. It is therefore highly unlikely that you'll be able to get it to work. |
| muhendisabi wrote: |
| Is it impossible? Is there not a way to solve the problem. |
| Animal wrote: | ||
I'm not aware of any ways around this - Universities and Colleges block access to P2P programs for a reason. If it was easy to get around, there would be no point in blocking it in the first place. However, if you did manage to get round the firewall somehow, you could land yourself in some fairly serious trouble with the university - they may count it as hacking their network and expel you from the institution. My advice would be that you don't even try to get around it - it's not worth the risk. Sorry this isn't the news you wanted. |
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