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| 1201923 | 2011-05-13 11:03:00 | Whenever I open Google Chat (the app) and connect, the router crashes and I have to reboot it. I was wondering if maybe Google Chat was trying to repeatedly access a blocked port or something. Note: It does this with Digsby as well, so maybe it is a universal port or something Specifications: Windows 7, Thomson TG585v8 Many Thanks and Advanced. |
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| 1201924 | 2011-05-13 12:25:00 | According to this (www.google.com) google chat uses port 443 OR 5222. Maybe you can open one , if not both of the ports for Google chat :2cents: Interesting is the fact that port 443 is normally SSL, meaning used for secure remote desktop Applications. Love to try that chat to see if I could reproduce the problem BUT, that would mean having the ability to transfer files (Says 443) - thats port forwarded to one of my servers as remote access (as its meant to be) - so maybe I can have a "chat" with my own server :D |
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| 1201925 | 2011-05-13 12:47:00 | Nope, the router FW is off. Whenever I try and login, I lose my WiFi, though not quite sure what would happen if I tried it by cable. | bot (15449) | ||
| 1201926 | 2011-05-13 23:31:00 | Nope, the router FW is off. Whenever I try and login, I lose my WiFi, though not quite sure what would happen if I tried it by cable. Cant remember where it was, or what router, but Once I had that problem with a customers Laptop, wouldn't allow me into the router settings Via wireless, had to use a Ethernet cable. Maybe some security feature I guess in the router , to stop hacking in and changing the settings. |
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