what should i do if my isp blocks all my ports?
605284
They can't be blocking all your ports.\n\nIf they did, you wouldn't be able to view any web pages, get any email...etc.
697424
It is your DSL or your set up connections.  Perhaps you need to reinstall the software. The ISP could also be conflicting with another program.\nE
508655
who is your ISP?  you have to contact the administrator of you internet so that they will do something abt the problem...
211341
Your firewall is probably blocking the port used in MS's activeX controls.
355683
Use a firewall (either hardware or software) and block the port 1234, 1236 and 1238, set password to settings, done!
498649
THE PROBLEM IS UR isp\nI guess
131986
if you're using XP, try resetting the tcp/ip. if it still does not work, you might have to do a regedit. call your ISP or pc manufacturer technical support,they can help you with that.
1020370
I have faced this problem before. Check firewalls.
663872
Try disabling your firewall, it will narrow down your issue.
605791
You will have to configure your firewall to unblock those ports that your download manager uses...\n\nAll firewall sites have tutorials online on how to do this...\nJust goto ur firewall help and look for how to add exceptions...
516494
if you are on adsl, try turning off your modem/router, then unplug all cables. then reconnect everything again.
665301
have you got your firewall on and could it be blocking it?
55247
Make sure that you have a ROUTER and not a Hub. That could possibly be your problem.
629477
If you have SP2 installed, make sure that you either have an exception in your Windows Firewall, or turn off the firewall completely. \n\nTo test, I would recommend first turning off your windows firewall, to ensure that nothing is blocking your ping packets. once you verify that this is the problem, then you can make exceptions in your firewall.\n\nYou can get  to the firewall by going to start/control panel/Windows Firewall. hope this helps.
6425
If your ISP can't route more than 5 hops, drop your ISP and find one who knows what it's doing.  My ISP takes more than five hops just to get outside their own routers.\n\nIn regards to being unable to access a particular website, you'll need to provide more detail as to the nature of the problem before it can be answered (i.e. server not available, browser timeout, error message etc.).
181016
talk to your ISP - they should be able to help you resolve it - either the host ISP or your home PC ISP if they're different.
699703
try to re-configure your internet connection!!\nor contact your internet servidor!!!!\nthat can help you!!!\nallrigth see you later