[Mldonkey-users] Re: A possible solution (?) [it was "mldonkey cuts my internet connection"]

[Xan]

Dimarts 10 Agost 2004 14:19, en/na Curtis Magyar (<Curtis Magyar 
<address@hidden>>) va escriure:

> On Tue, 2004-08-10 at 13:15 +0200, Xan wrote:
> > I have a router (SpeedStream 5660) with NAPT enabled because I have a hub
> > connected to router, and a local network connected to hub (for that, I
> > need NAPT mode; without NAPT mode I hear that it works [I know that I
> > make a linux firewall, etc, but I search a cheap and faster solution]).
>
> Like I said, I have a SpeedStream 5360.

Sorry. I forgot it :-)

> However, it is a bridge, while 
> yours is a router.  Mine does not support NAPT.  I don't know what NAPT
> is.  I cannot help you with your problem.

I don't know exactly what NAPT is too. But what I know is that NAPT is a way 
of router has for, in a local network, assign the net packets to each 
computer of the net. It's use when there is only one WAN IP (the IP of 
router) and many local IP (in my case all the ip of every computer connected 
to hub).

Well, thanks for try to help,
Xan.

>
> > I believe that the problem could be that, but I'm not sure. How can I
> > sure me?: When I run mlnet, the NAPT table starts to full itself, ....,
> > until it is absolutelly full, I think, because when I start any
> > webbrowser "it's not possible to reach server" error displayed.
>
> I do not know.
>
> > The solution were that mldonkey deletes "unnecessary" connections and so
> > my NAPT table becomes little. Theorically, max_connections and
> > max_connections_per_second are params for that, but it does not work.
> >
> > Paradoxically (?) ping runs work for me.
>
> Sounds insteresting.
>
> > Do you have an idea of what ca I do (trying a new router! :-p)?
>
> No.
>
> --
> Curtis Magyar