Jim Ford wrote:
Further to my problem:
I've now found that the packets being rejected by the internal network
interface on my firewall, are originating from strange ports owned by
the Azureus bittorrent client I'm running. The ports in use are as follows:
Ports owned by the Azureus process (
Further to my problem:
I've now found that the packets being rejected by the internal network
interface on my firewall, are originating from strange ports owned by
the Azureus bittorrent client I'm running. The ports in use are as follows:
Ports owned by the Azureus process (as determined by
Jim Ford wrote:
I'm getting puzzing messages that appear to be my firewall rejecting
packets originating
from my internal network and destined for my ISP. What is more puzzling
is that they appear
to be from strange source ports on my machine (4398 in the example
below) and destined for port 54
I'm getting puzzing messages that appear to be my firewall rejecting packets
originating
from my internal network and destined for my ISP. What is more puzzling is that
they appear
to be from strange source ports on my machine (4398 in the example below) and destined for
port 54321 on the ISP m
