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A friend of mine has some problems hosting maps on B.net.His Wc3 CD is real.Anyone who knows which is the problem?
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He has a firewall probably. If it's external google how to fix, I never figured out how. If it's internal like Norton, then just open the proper ports.
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Ok,i will test it and tell you the results.
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I suggest use AVG then Norton... "Norton" is the worest possible protection.
Plus only host on battle.net if you have a good upload Speed i suggest more then 4mb. Because i really get sick off 56kb modem/router people hosting...
Just tell him to type his "ip" address into his Explore and type in his password. (its mainly your ip if u havent changed it) and then just open allow ports for 6114
Plus only host on battle.net if you have a good upload Speed i suggest more then 4mb. Because i really get sick off 56kb modem/router people hosting...
Just tell him to type his "ip" address into his Explore and type in his password. (its mainly your ip if u havent changed it) and then just open allow ports for 6114
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