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Mahuloq
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Post by Mahuloq »

**********Actual name of thread Failed to connect to Server***************

Windows Version (and Service Packs): Vista SP1?
Processor Speed: Intel Dual Core 1.60 GHZ 533 MHZ FSB 1MB L2 Cache
RAM:
Video Card (Make and Model#): Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950
Sound Card (Make and Model#): ??
Connection Type (Dialup, Cable, DSL, other): DSL
Modem (Make and Model#):
Router (Make and Model#): Belkin F5D8231-4
Internet Service Provider(company name): Unknown
Location(State/Province/Locality, and Country): Springfield Missouri
Installed Mods: None

Make and Version of firewall: Windows Firewall
Make and version of anti-virus: Avast, Had Norton but uninstalled it, and used the Norton uninstaller.

Confirm that you have the following installed:

* .Net 1.1 [ X]
* Service Pack 1 for .Net 1.1 [ X]
* Hotfix for .Net 1.1 [ ]



Drive Allegiance is installed on: C

Problem Encountered at Step #: 10/11 (read the "What Should Happen" for this step#)
Which Program (ASGS/Allegiance):
What Error Message: Failed to Connect to Server
Comments (What you tried, description, etc):
I have uninstalled norton, disabled my firewall, enabled my firewall and gave alliegence permission, ive disabled unpn, enabled it, ran as administator, ran in xp compatibility mode.
Last edited by Mahuloq on Mon Nov 17, 2008 11:48 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Post by ogorass »

Does your Avast! have a bundled firewall? If so, get one without it, as this is causing problems.
Also, if you're behind a router, you don't need a software firewall, as the router's built-in one is far superior to any available software firewall.
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Mahuloq
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Post by Mahuloq »

It doesnt appear my avast has a bundled firewall, but im not to familiar with it, so I cant be sure. Should I uninstall it just to be sure?
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Post by FreeBeer »

Uninstall it, reboot, and try Allegiance. If you can get in, then you've pretty much proven that that particular version was the culprit (and mostly likely had a firewall, or firewall-like component). Install an AV that doesn't have that. :D
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