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However, I cannot DCC using mIRC, I have searched the internet and found loads of posts about fixing the problem, it's to do with port forwarding. I've done everything these guides have said and I still can't DCC, i've tried absolutely everything. Anyone else had this problem? I have checked all my mIRC client settings also and this still doesn't work, I can't think of anything else it might be, i'm not using a software firewall and i've tried disabling the hardware firewall. |
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here's the option you need to pay attention to...
these are the ports used to send/receive files via DCC...you only need one port per file transfer, so i would recommend changing the port range to only include the number of file transfers you will be doing simultaneously... maybe 5 to be safe...then when the options are applied in mIRC, forward those ports to your computer. |
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