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Old 1st Dec 2005, 10:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Ok, I will start with the internet problem first, as it's more important.
For some reason it just disappears randomly, and then comes back. Now what makes it weird is any application I had running before the drop keeps working like usual, but anything new I open can't access the internet without a timeout. It's everything, and I did a complete re-install. Also, I disabled my firewall to see if that was the problem, no go. Any ideas?

Now, the network problem is this, I have my firewall configured to allow a pass-through for my Xbox 360 to use the media connect for streaming my MP3's over to it, but it doesn’t work unless I completely disable the firewall. I have Sygate's free firewall. Is there a way to get this to work somehow? I am behind a router with a NAT Firewall as well, but I like the security. (I don't want to play with Zone Alarm, it caused occasional drops of the net and I needed to reboot to fix it each time.)
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Sounds like a router problem. I'm facing this problem with my WiFi router.

After sometime, my Internet connection gets whacky. I have to reboot the router or just turn it off and back on again. Then everything's back to normal... usually. Occasionally, I need to turn off my notebook's WiFi card and back on again for the "reboot" to work.
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Great! Now the internet problem is fixed in full! I never would have thought of that as I never had to do anything like that with this router. Now all that's left is the network/Windows Media Connect problem. Any advice there? If I have to, I will run without a software firewall, as long as security isn't compromised. The options I have for the routers Firewall are as fallows, and all are enabled.
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are u running zone alarm and sygate at the same time? couple with window XP's built-in firewall, you'll have 3 programs running..

i read somewhere that even when you disable the winXP firewall, it'll sometime enable itself for some reason or another. so basically i set it up to let anything through.. but use sygate to monitor instead.

also, after 24/7 of online time for a couple of days, i sometime notice the connection will become unstable.. (i.e. not receiving or slow downloading) and a reboot or restart of the router modem does the trick (like what Boss said).

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No, all I have running is Sygate's firewall. I had problems with ZoneAlarm, so I switched. Every time, I completely disable the internal ICS and firewall support, so it can't load without asking me first! As for the internet connection, this was th first time I had that problem, and I think I had the router funning for about 2 or more years straight.
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I figured it out, for some reason (I don't know why) the 360 system uses an open connection. (It doesn't use any program to access things.) Well, I set it so that only the Windows Media Connect could use the allowed ports. After I allowed everything to access it, (had nothing selected) everything worked!
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