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June 16th, 2004, 04:32 AM
#1
Junior Member
Noob,Sorry
Hello all,
I am a noob to this forum and bear little knowledge, I am looking for some help,I would be happy if you could answer some questions:-
How can i hide my IP/Hostname on IRC?
I have an open port (1025) Is this bad?
When i connect my router/Modem it connects but not to the internet, It says connected via usb.It can download but not view IE things, What can i do?
Sorry if theese are form all different topics but i didnt want you to think im tryin to get a post count and get flamed, I hope you understand.
Thankyou.
Windows XP Pro , 2400+ AMD, 80gb Western Digital,MSI-K7N 2G Delta ILSR,256 pc2400, CDRW ,DVD Multi format RW
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June 16th, 2004, 05:42 AM
#2
Im pretty sure port 1025 is used my one of the services in windows, perhaps messenger? just be sure to keep all updates and patches installed and you should be fine.
About hiding your hostname/ip setting up a proxie should mask your ip, but you souldnt need to, just becareful what you do, and who you connect with.
And the thing with your router/modem. Is it connected via usb port or rj-45 connector? if you can download it means you are online, so check to be sure your dns settings are correct. Try going to a webpage using the ip address rather then the url, if that works then your dns settings are off. give us an update on the situation if you have any more problems.
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June 16th, 2004, 05:54 AM
#3
We don't understand..
Me thinks it will help if you help us with a bit more information.. Best we start at the beginning..
What operating system are you playing with.
What is your internet connection.. is it a dial up, DSL, CAble, ISDN..
What is the modem, is it internal or external?
When you say downloading, or View IE things.. WTF are you talking about..
Are you able to view webpages in another browser and not in Internet explorer (what version)?
or can you download via ftp, and not Browse (view Webpages).. what exactly is your question..
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Found this on another site.. Feel it is as valid here:
Tip for New Members: Be clear in what you're asking
For most new members, the most frustrating part of asking a question is when an Expert asks you one back. Remember, they aren't sitting at your computer; the Experts are from all over the world, and while they want to help you, sometimes knowing what operating system you have, or which version of a piece of software you're using, is important information. Make sure you click on the link in the email notification you get, and respond to the Experts -- that will get you your solution a lot quicker.
Cheers
"Consumer technology now exceeds the average persons ability to comprehend how to use it..give up hope of them being able to understand how it works." - Me http://www.cybercrypt.co.nr
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June 16th, 2004, 05:56 AM
#4
Just thought I'd pop in and say there is NOTHING sorry about being a noob. EVERYONE was a noob once, whether they admit it or not. You have to start somewhere, and you seem to know a little bit already, so you are doing well. At least you know what an IP is that is always a good start. Remember, Google is your friend! (and so is this board) You could try googling any port that you want to find out more about such as "port 1025" and see what you come up with.
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June 16th, 2004, 07:21 AM
#5
Originally posted here by blipped4
How can i hide my IP/Hostname on IRC?
wingates... yeah proxies & stuff blah blah blah and uhhh... thats about all unless you wanna go all out with a nat/router with some encryption methods & (ect). Its nice stuff to have while you boost & DCC trade your collection of kiddie porn. Everything else has already been said because im not only slow but I'm also a stupid & idiotic joke.
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June 16th, 2004, 04:40 PM
#6
Junior Member
THANKS!
thankyou so much,it has been very welcoming and i hope to join in on the fu,I thught i was going to killed with flames,But no.This board is very nice and helpfull. As the Undettaker states i need more info, I shall fill in my signature with all my pc information.
EDIT: Now updated,Sorry its a little mixed up, You an only have a signature of 4 lines.
Windows XP Pro , 2400+ AMD, 80gb Western Digital,MSI-K7N 2G Delta ILSR,256 pc2400, CDRW ,DVD Multi format RW
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June 16th, 2004, 07:14 PM
#7
Why bother putting it in your signature. I mean, I'm sure it would be handy for other posts, but why don't you just post your info to the board, that way you should get help quicker.
ac
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June 16th, 2004, 09:31 PM
#8
Junior Member
Sorry i thought it would just be easier to put it in my signature,So people can see my set up:-
CPU : AMD 2400+ ThoroughBred
HDD : 80 Gig Western Digital
Motherbaord: MSI K7N2-G ILSR DELTA
Drive 1: CDRW
Drive 2: DVDRW Multi Format
OS: Microsoft Windows XP Pro
RAM: 256MB pc2400 DDR SDRAM
Router: NetGear dm206a
Windows XP Pro , 2400+ AMD, 80gb Western Digital,MSI-K7N 2G Delta ILSR,256 pc2400, CDRW ,DVD Multi format RW
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June 16th, 2004, 10:39 PM
#9
Stop apologising You don't have anything to be sorry about, I was just wondering and trying to give you a suggestion.
ac
P.S. don't dare say sorry about this post!!!!
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June 16th, 2004, 10:41 PM
#10
Member
Ok, Time to take a crack at this
How can i hide my IP/Hostname on IRC?
1.For this question I agree with everyone else, Proxies. Shouldn’t be too hard googling it returns plenty of useful results and lists. Not sure how reliable this is but this looks promising http://www.multiproxy.org/ .
I have an open port (1025) Is this bad?
2.The open port doesn’t seem like to big of a deal in itself. That specific port is registered to network blackjack in both TCP and UDP. If the open port does bother you could consider getting a software firewall or amending your current firewall rules to disallow this communication on that port. In the event you need a firewall I recommend these free firewalls.
Zonealarm- http://www.zonelabs.com/
Sygate- http://www.sygate.com/
Outpost- http://www.agnitum.com/products/outpost/
Kerio- www.kerio.com/
Any of these should do the job nicely
When i connect my router/Modem it connects but not to the internet, It says connected via usb.It can download but not view IE things, What can i do?
3.I’m not totally sure I understand this question, so instead of leading you astray I will leave this one alone for now.
Hopefully this is helpful
My 2 pesos
AzE
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