9999 pings

by Birdskiller 18th November 2009, 18:07

I already asked to some of you guys in servers: i have windows7, when i host with firewall on, i have 9999 pings.

Part disable firewall or getting a new one, have you any suggestions? Bas told me to allow port 12080 but it dont work. Also when i make a rule to allow a port, there are tons of protocols listed: tdp, udp, etc...have u idea which one is needed?

by icekilla 18th November 2009, 20:33

I wish I could help...but thats beyond me.

by **CHIRAC** 18th November 2009, 20:52

i could try to help you friday on msn if you want. in french i prefer. ;-)

by Birdskiller 18th November 2009, 22:34

lol so in french:

donc Jeff, quand j'host j'ai des pings de 9999, du au pare feu w7 (si je désactive tout est ok). Apparemment il faut ouvrir un ou des ports, mais je ne vois pas lequel ni quel protocole Question

J'essaierai d'etre la vendredi en soirée, mais faut encore que j'installe msn ou skype, pas encore eu le temps lol

by Birdskiller 18th November 2009, 22:36

last minute and totally out of topic (yeah as usual i know lol):

France qualified! (world cup). I didnt see the match, but apparently it was kinda hard lol

by '99 Veteran 19th November 2009, 03:40

The port is 12800 (TCP protocol) and depending on ur network setup u may also need to set ur modem/modem router to "allow pings".

by Birdskiller 19th November 2009, 11:55

'99 Veteran wrote:The port is 12800 (TCP protocol) and depending on ur network setup u may also need to set ur modem/modem router to "allow pings".

Thanks Lizard; well the thing is that i tried to make a rule for this port/protocol lol, no effect.
Well i made one rule only for "incoming", maybe i need one for "out", i will test.
If firewall is off, i dont have 9999 pings thou, i dont think its due to my router settings then.

by Birdskiller 21st November 2009, 00:02

Ok it's fixed, not sure anyone minds lol, but in case som1 has same problem one day: you have to allow ICMP echo in windows firewall (thanks for the tip Bad Liz).

In w7, tha means you have to make a new rule, i think it's clearly explained there:

http://wiki.phys.ethz.ch/readme/how_to_enable_icmp_echo_requests_ping_in_windows_vista

by Jäger 21st November 2009, 04:56

by **CHIRAC** 21st November 2009, 07:02

ok coolj'aurai pas pensé a çà . bon , jsuis content que bad liz t'ai debloqué.

by Birdskiller 21st November 2009, 10:48

Jaguer wrote:yawn

Thanks also for your constructive posts bro Smile

by Seb@s 9th January 2010, 15:20

Hello Birds, disable firewall W7, this only controls incoming information.Install another firewall to monitor incoming and outgoing data packet. I use in Windows 7, PC Tools Internet Security free for one year.

http://informaticaxp.net/pc-tools-internet-security-2010-gratis-por-un-ano.

Bye.

by Birdskiller 10th January 2010, 01:57

yes pctools is good too, i used it some time ago.

but about the w7 firewall, if you go to advanced settings, there are inbound and outbound rules, so i think you can control both directions.

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