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| 1. Double click the blue and green globe icon in your system
tray. If it's not running, click on Start and choose
Norton Internet Security. |
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| 2. Click on Personal Firewall and the Configure. |
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| 3. Click on the Advanced tab and then click on General. |
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| 4. Click Add. |
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| 5. Select Permit. Click Next. |
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| 6. Select Connections from other computers. Click Next. |
| 7. On the next screen under What computers or sites do you want to permit?
tab, select Any computer. |
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| 8. Select TCP or TCP and UDP (only if you know
what UDP is and need it selected). |
| 9. Then select Only the types of communication or ports
listed below. Click Add. |
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| 9. Select Individually specified ports and type in the
port number(s) you are using (one at a time). Alternatively, select Port range
(if you are using consecutive numbers. i.e. 6881-6889)
and type in the start and end ports in the range you are using.
Click OK. |
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| 10. Skip the next windows (click Next). Give your rule a
name. Mine is called Bit Torrent - Open Ports. Select File
Transfer from the list and click OK as many times as you
need to. |
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| For more information on which port(s) to use, please read
Brian's BitTorrent
FAQ and Guide and/or the FAQ on the site you are trying to use
(some sites do not use the default BitTorrent ports so you will need
to add their specified port(s) or your choice or random port to the
Specify Ports list). |
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