Hello,\nI found this error in my router log \n20:30:43> sip: port limit exceeded \n20:30:43> sip: port limit exceeded \n\ncan you help\nThanks
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Your router needs looking at. Below is a URL for you to check out.\n\nThere is also another to a tech forum where they help with networking issues.
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plz check your number is correct and check your properties to your isp like tone or pluse. confirm tthis from your ISP.\n\nchange the setting of modem according to that.i hope you get the solution of your problem.
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I'm gonna take a shot on this and say it is an encryption issue. Both sides of the connection (the router and your computer) must be enabled with identical encryption code. If they are NOT the same, they will not connect. Also, look into changing channels. This can be the culprit as well.\nSetup one computer at a time and then move on to the next one.\n\nHope this helps!
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it could be your firewall, check ur settings
480486
mine has been doing exactly the same thing - i cant wait to see your answers as it will really help me too!!\n\nI just thought I was too far away from the router but maybe not!
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Its something to do with router configuration im sure.\n\nTry to update the firmware!
76242
My guess is that your IP scheme might have changed?  You don't say if you were using static IP's or DHCP and what might have been giving out IP's but if it was the DSL router, did you disconnect it?  Try pinging the IP that you used to connect to for the FTP.  If you can ping then it's a probably a port/security issue.
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Hi, Here are a few things to try..\nCheck your connections (cable, NIC, router) Does your NIC have a connectivity light on it? most have a light that shows connectivity and traffic. If there is no light on check your cable. Does your router have connection lights? Check that as well. Try hooking your NIC into a different port on the router. Look in the DHCP settings of your router and see what the range of addresses are being assigned. It may be set to only assign a few.\nIf you are using a static address, you must make sure you are using the same Sub-net mask, address pool &  gateway as your other systems on your Lan. If you know all this is good, then  make sure you have updated drivers for your NIC, you can also try uninistalling TCPIP and re-installing it.
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Call up your ISP.  If you've signed up for an ordinary account with an ISP then your IP is dynamic (ie it will change over time). You don't want to mess with ports unless you know what you are doing.\n\nWhat do you need to change it for?
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They're morons.  It's not your fault or your line.  Sounds like either the modem itself, or their main hub isn't recognizing your IP address change.  Try a new modem AND get their main office to keep your IP static in the windows settings.
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make sure that you are using same IP range in both the router. ( IE. 192.168.1.1 - 192.168.1.254 ) with 255.255.255.0 same subnet. if you are using different range other one it might cause you this problem.\n\nare you able to ping that node ( PC )\n\nhave you installed all services in all PC.\n\nare you using firewall ( third party firewall ) in any PC.\n\nit would be easy for me to give you correct solution if you can provide more details.
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Their servers might be under maintenance or the connection may not be strong enough to get the job done. Just try back again later.
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Check your firewall settings..that should fix your problem
310861
What brand of router do you have?? Also, the easiest way to fix your IP conflict is to change the ip address of the router.
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If you're using a router, check your firewall setting and make sure that port 22 is open.  If not, it'll cause the time outs.
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You may need to allow more through your firewall.  See what your Firewall is set to, and change it.
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Couple of possibilities, bad NIC, bad patch cable, or bad router. \n\nPacket loss most often occurs believe or not from a bad patch cable.