Disconnected
(Click here to view the original thread with full colors/images)Posted by: downloadgeek
Hello,
When i am on an IRC channel I can download about 100mb's and then i get disconnected. I find myself always re-connecting to the server because i get disconnected? What can i do to avoid this. Thanks
Posted by: h121589
do u mean like u get disconnected from the Internet or the channel
Posted by: downloadgeek
from the server that i am on. I can never download an entire file without interuptions. Somtimes when it disconnects me from the server i get an error: Connection Timed Out
Posted by: Mercy
does it happen with a particular server ? or happens with all server ?
are u firewalled ? do u have connection problems with anything else ?
Posted by: downloadgeek
It happens at all servers, i am using a router, i dont have connection problems with anything else, except BT which i find soooo slow.
Posted by: Mercy
i dont know it is related to this but did u forward ports to mIRC on ur router ?
are u firewalled ? if so what kind of firewall ?
Posted by: bilko
i have zone alarm, when it prompts me about if i want to allow it access to the net and i click yes do i assume its done all the forwarding i need apart from router config of course? - is it the case that all i need to worry about is router port forwarding
Posted by: Mercy
have u tried disabling ur firewall ?
do u have any installed scripts on ur mIRC client ?
have u tried installing a new client to a new directory ?
and are u able to resume smoothly ?
Posted by: downloadgeek
What i did is unplugged my router and it still does the same thing, i still get disconnected every 50-62mbs.
I have no scripts.
I Can resume smoothly.
I dont have a firewall.
Thanks
Posted by: gildan2020
Originally posted by downloadgeek@19 February 2004 - 21:11
What i did is unplugged my router and it still does the same thing, i still get disconnected every 50-62mbs.
I have no scripts.
I Can resume smoothly.
I dont have a firewall.
Thanks
ur router also has the functions of a firewall
there're two things u can do:
1) unplug or disable the firewall feature
2) forward the port to allow smoother connection
since, u've done the first...may i ask how well does ur BT perform when that happens? (i'm gonna use it to compare the performance with MIRC)
on to the second, i'm sure others can help...but u must tell us what brand ur router is
if ur BT is still slow after all this, then it's time to have a little chat with ur ISP (they might have firewall installed on their side) <_<