Comodo + DC++ ?!? [Resolved]

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Okay, i know there has been millions of topics about this, but i’ve tried EVERYTHING!

I’ve done next things and search still doesnt’ work.

(Im using ApexDC++ and my modem is bridged, not router)

Application monitor:

ApexDC++
“Allow all activities for this application”

Allov invisible connection attempts ← checked
Skip advanced security checks ← checked

Network monitor:

TCP rule:

Action: Allow
Protocol: TCP
Direction: In/Out

Source IP: Any
Destination IP: Any
Source Port: Any
Destination Port: 1424 ← same as in DC++ settings

UDP rule:

Action: Allow
Protocol: UDP
Direction: In/Out

Source IP: Any
Destination IP: Any
Source Port: Any
Destination Port: 1425 ← same as in DC++ settings

Another rule:

Action: Allow
Protocol: TCP/UDP
Direction: In

Source IP: Any
Destination IP: My computer:s ip
Source Port: Any
Destination Port: Any

Yeah, and i’ve also MAXED TCP & UDP Flood rate and unchecked “Do protocol analysis”

Whats going on? Search no work :frowning:

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And BTW! I runned CMD and typed netstat -n … all ip’s trying to connect from port 1424 has been in “TIME_WAIT” status…

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have you tried with the firewall off?

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Yes, and worked perfectly.

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you’re not using another software like anti-spyware? try to temporary disable the dll injection protection and use the search on ApexDC++ again, i think ApexDC++ use IE activeX html Parser control…

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Comodo is only on-line security program i use, with avast anti-vir.

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Bump!

I checked the logs, after i use search in DC, it makes this kind of mark:

Inbound Policy Violation (Access Denied, IP=88.161.41.21, Port= 10325

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pinky,

Have you disabled the UPNP feature within DC++? If that feature remains active, it will randomly assign ports; perhaps this is happening.

Also, you really want to get rid of that 3rd Network rule you posted… the one to Allow TCP/UDP In to your IP on any Port. That’s pretty wide-open and a potential security risk. The only Network rules you should need would be one to Allow TCP In to Destination Port xxxxx, and a second to Allow UDP In to Destination Port xxxxx. These rules need to come in order before (ie, closer to the top of the list, towards rule ID 0) any rule that would block or otherwise interfere with the traffic these rules are designed to allow.

Also, the default Block & Log All IP In/Out rule needs to be the very last/bottom rule.

Hope this helps,

LM

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Problem solved. IN ApexDC++, the upnp setting was a little different.

It was “Don’t let hub/upnp to override”, i checked it and search works.

Btw, LM, i removed the setting while ago, it was just for testing.

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Great, I’ll close the thread out then! If you need the topic reopened, just PM a Moderator (please include a link) and we’ll be happy to do so.

LM