Comodo e mIRC

[Dav2K]

Ciao a tutti, qualcuno mi saprebbe dire come devo settare comodo per far si che io riesca a mandare qualche file con mIRC?
grazie (:WAV)

[sergmont]

Ciao Dav.

Premetto che sono totalmente a digiuno su mIRC, ma mi ricordavo un suggerimento di pandlouk sull’argomento e ho dato un’occhiata sul forum internazionale.

Prova a seguire qui

https://forums.comodo.com/index.php/topic,1414.0.html

e vedi se riesci a risolvere.

Sergio

[Dav2K]

grazie risolto, la fregatura è che io sapevo solo le porte per connettermi al server, per la cronaca le porte per le dcc (chat, send, get che dir si voglia) sono dalla 1024 alla 5000 quindi si fa:

1. Rule for TCP protocol

Action = Allow
Protocol = TCP
Direction = In
Source IP = Any
Remote IP = tuo IP adress (or “Any” se hai ip dinamico)
Source port = Any
Remote port = 1024-5000

2. Rule for UDP protocol

Action = Allow
Protocol = UDP
Direction = In
Source IP = Any
Remote IP = tuo IP adress (or “Any” se hai ip dinamico)
Source port = Any
Remote port = 1024-5000

nel caso servisse a qualcuno!
(:WIN)

grazie sergmont
(:WAV)

[Rivenmyst]

Valgono anche per la nuova versione Comodo Personal Firewall 3?

[system]

@Rivenmyst post:4

Valgono anche per la nuova versione Comodo Personal Firewall 3?

Piuttosto che inserire un range di porte troppo elevato consiglierei di scegliere le porte obbligate dalla configurazione di Mirc tali e quali in eventuali regole apposite in CFP3.

Per esempio se Mirc usa le porte X,Y,Z, in CFP3 imposteremo le porte X,Y,Z per Mirc. Tutto qui!

Comunque il tutorial di Pandlouk è applicabile anche per CFP3:

@pandlouk post:1

A mini tutorial of how to open ports for mirc.

First thing you must configure your mirc client:
Go at the “tools” → “options” of the mirc.
On the new tab that appears select “connect” → “options”
There under the box “default port = 6667” is an “Advanced” feature; select it.

Now you must see a smaller window named “Advanced”-“port range for connections”. This is the important part, here you will say which port mirc should use for downloading/uploading:
Ports: “First” = X (the first port you intend to use)
“Last” = Y (the last port you intend to use)
Leave “Randomize ports” unchecked
If you are behind a router you must check “Bind sockets to IP adress” and in that box you must put your routers external IP

ps. You can use the same port for X and Y if you want to use unly one port ( 10 ports should be more than enough)
examples: X= 2050 and Y= 2050 for one port
X= 2050 and Y= 2060 for ten ports

Now you are ready to configure CPF. Go at the “Network Monitor” panel.
There you should click with the right button of the mouse and choose “Add rule”->“add”
at the new window that appear you should put the following rule:

Rule for TCP/UDP protocol (DC++ downloads)

Action = Allow
Protocol = TCP/UDP
Direction = In
Source IP = Any
Remote IP = your computers internal IP adress (you can also use “Any”, if you are using a modem and not a router; by this you won’t have to change the IP address every time you connect in internet )
Source port = Any
Remote port = “a single port”= X (if X=Y) (same with the port used at mirc)
or
Remote port = “A port range” = “Start Port” = X
“End Port” = Y (same with the ports used at mirc)

Then move this rule up, above the default “block IP in” rule.

by pandlouk