This is really bugging me - Printable Version +- Kodi Community Forum (https://forum.kodi.tv) +-- Forum: Archive (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=92) +--- Forum: First-generation XBOX support (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=158) +---- Forum: XLink Kai support (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=159) +---- Thread: This is really bugging me (/showthread.php?tid=18976) |
- LoSa - 2006-03-23 everytime i get on xlink i get into the xlink dashboard it keeps disconnecting when i tri to chat or join a game. i don't understand it. when i'm just looking at the games and friends list it doesn't disconnect. when i actually tri to do something it pops up a message that says i have been diconnected and then i have to reconnect. it keeps doing the same thing though, can anyone tell me what is wrong or what i can do. thanks, edj - HarshReality - 2006-03-23 check port forwarding and firewall settings. mine did that along time ago when it was firewalled. - LoSa - 2006-03-23 i am opened the 30000 port but it still does it but i'm gonna tri to turn my firewall off and tri it because that is the last thing i know what to do. - jiz_king - 2006-03-23 also, open/forward port 0.0.0.1 udp - LoSa - 2006-03-24 hey thanks but do i need to type it in as 0001 or 0.0.0.1 udp. i didn't know exactly what you meant. thanks again. message me back, edj - sollie - 2006-03-24 if your router have the upnp feature, you can put port 0 for the engine in xlink. then there is no need for portforwarding. it will chose his own port. sollie - LoSa - 2006-03-24 i don't think mine has that sollie so i had to portfowared it. i'm about to give up on it because even the regular xlink running off the pc and not the dashboard doesn't work. thanks, edj - jiz_king - 2006-03-26 depending on what firewall you use, you should be able to allow something like.. ip address: 0.0.0.1 (include the .'s) ports: all type: udp (not tcp) duration: forever. but first turn your firewall off long enough to test for the problem. if it still does it without the firewall then that ain't your problem. |