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Thread ID: 134581	2013-07-16 08:18:00	website on internal home network	Mike (15)	Press F1

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1349055	2013-07-17 06:31:00	<facepalm> ok so my IP address wasn't what I thought it was :D lol, so I have my tablet able to access the website now, but only with the firewall off. Firewall on and it times out. Any suggestions on making Comodo open to internal IPs? I thought I'd done it, but it doesn't appear to be working. Mike. Dont Actually use Comodo, haven't for years - But most Firewalls have the options to allow either certain IP Addresses through, or a range. You want to set the IP range from the starting and ending of the routers range, that way it doesn't matter what IP address the router gives what device it will be allowed through. In your case I'd put in 10.1.1.1 to 10.1.1.32 Or higher on the last address. Wonder why the router is only set for 32 Addresses - limits its range a lot ? Did find the following, yours may be the same, but its a starting point. help.comodo.com	wainuitech (129)
1349056	2013-07-17 06:37:00	Dont Actually use Comodo, haven't for years - But most Firewalls have the options to allow either certain IP Addresses through, or a range. You want to set the IP range from the starting and ending of the routers range, that way it doesn't matter what IP address the router gives what device it will be allowed through. In your case I'd put in 10.1.1.1 to 10.1.1.32 Or higher on the last address. Wonder why the router is only set for 32 Addresses - limits its range a lot ? Did find the following, yours may be the same, but its a starting point. help.comodo.com set the router limit manually, just cause :) I thought I had set the firewall to allow all ports in/out for IP range 10.1.1.2-10.1.1.32 which I assumed would work, but it didn't. I'll try out the instructions on that link. Mike.	Mike (15)
1349057	2013-07-17 11:11:00	If its set to allow all the IP ranges ( you set) and comodo is still blocking, it may not be the IP address thats being blocked, it may actually be the web page / application ( or something else) directly	wainuitech (129)
1349058	2013-07-17 20:47:00	Try allowing port 80 inbound on the firewall from any address. It doesn't matter if it seems to be open to the Internet anyway, if you don't have NAT set up external users won't be able to get to it anyway.	WarNox (8772)
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