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Had a read of the wiki , might help you out a little regarding port forwarding etc. emule also randomises ports it uses during the setup wizard. I guess if you had Upnp enabled on the router, it would find it's way in/out. If you block all ports to a lan client surely that would effectively kill the...

I have to ask, how do you know they have been sharing over e-mule? Or in fact sharing at all? How are they connected to your router? What environment are you in, home, office etc? Rather than trying to break all connection traffic to the PC responsible, would it not be more appropriate to stop them ...

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OK, Problem resolved....even if I'm not sure how. :lol: Connected to router via cable (hence in Lan gp 1 - 192.168.1.2)and set up a port forwarding rule as usual with no problem, even pointed it at a wireless i.e. Lan group 2 - 192.168.2.2, address. Then from the wireless client, I could access the ...

Yeah DHCP is enabled for both groups., they are both set up the same apart from the IP ranges. The title on the message is "The Page at http://192.168.1.1 says :-" My guess, is that it is because I'm accessing the page from 192.168.2.3 and it will not default the IP into the box. (is that what you m...

Anybody? This is really a PITA for me at the moment.

I am having problems port forwarding on my SWAMR router running RouterTech_3.6.0D_20080723_2.60. (not gone for any newer version partly out of laziness - partly based on the "if it ain't broke - don't fix it" mentality.) I have my wireless network setup as LAN group 2 using the range 192.168.2.1 onw...

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Might be possible to separate them into 2 groups. Under Setting - LAN configuration, you can remove the wireless clients from LAN group 1 and add them to group 2. You can then use different ranges of addresses for each. It's also possible to isolate one group from another if required. It's a long ti...

Thought THIS link might help with tracking users location by IP address.

Site is worth a look, some bits better than others but amused me for a while.

Jumping back to the van... we're all assuming it's their van.....might be prank of the week?

How are the IP addresses asigned? via DHCP? Try static addresses and make sure your wireless is secure, maybe even disable for a trial period.

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