QUOTE(mivecv6 @ Aug 5 2008, 02:12 PM)
They do block MSN. It is because MSN Messenger (Windows Live Messenger) uses other ports to establish a direct connection with the server. It prefers to establish a direct connection but then Maxis have configured their system such a way that it will block such connections. They claim that its meant to protect their network and other cock and bull story that I've heard of. To overcome this , one might have to use a Proxy (again which is retarded) or to use Pidgin and select the option - Connect via HTTP. But then connection via HTTP isn't stable at all. QUOTE(hazzy @ Aug 5 2008, 02:26 PM)
i think theres is no problem with ur maxis connection, im on my MSN right now.
i think MSN is the one that have problems, try uninstall and download again a fresh copy and install the new one.
but still, no P2P!!!! arghhh!!!
do u think we should refund our money?
You are lucky if you can get into MSN. Hopefully you don't get kicked out of MSN. That is one of the reasons why I said goodbye to Maxis i think MSN is the one that have problems, try uninstall and download again a fresh copy and install the new one.
but still, no P2P!!!! arghhh!!!
do u think we should refund our money?
QUOTE(digswell @ Aug 5 2008, 03:40 PM)
MSN protocol usually uses ports 6891-6900 check ur firewall or other antivirus internet securty firewall got block this port
Again , if Maxis blocks those port there is no use of saying 'Check your firewall/antivirus'. Trust me , its maxis' fault , i've proved it with WireShark data that packets get dropped and MSN can't establish a direct connection. It glued their mouth and at the sametime I managed to avoid paying RM 200 handling fees.One word - if you are within the 7 days cooling period. Just unsubscribe otherwise you'll be screaming here just like the rest !.
Aug 5 2008, 05:15 PM
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