Salut,
Dans les préférences (Avancées) j'obtiens ça :
- Le port est furtif.
- Erreur de mappage du port.
iMac 20 Core 2 Duo Mac OS X.5.1.
F.AI. Free avec FreeBox HD.
C'est grave docteur ?
Transmission, Free et Mac OS X en français
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Transmission, Free (provider) and Leopard
Hello,
In Preferences - Advanced :
- Red dot - the port is stealth.
- Red dot - Map. Error Port (or something like this…).
iMac 20 Core 2 Duo Mac OS X.5.1.
Provider : Free with FreeBox HD.
What I have to do if necessary ?
Thanks
In Preferences - Advanced :
- Red dot - the port is stealth.
- Red dot - Map. Error Port (or something like this…).
iMac 20 Core 2 Duo Mac OS X.5.1.
Provider : Free with FreeBox HD.
What I have to do if necessary ?
Thanks
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The problem with Free is that you can't access your Freebox Admin interface directly from your local lan (eg. typing in Safari your Router's IP Address shown in System Preferences for the interface you're connected to your Box), because Free are strange guys and want you to use the Admin Interface on free.fr (so it means if you break your router by entering wierd thing, you'll have to call Free (or a friend of you), as the only way to change things is from the free.fr website (wicked, huh )
So, step-by-step guide for you :
- Go to free.fr
- In the sidebar, click "Identifiez vous", and enter your login/password.
- Then in your "Interface de Gestion", click on "Fonctionnalités optionnelles de la Freebox" under the category with the same title.
- Click on "Fonction Routeur".
- Scroll down to "Redirections de ports", this is the part you want.
- Enter your Transmission port number in the two "Port" field, set protocol to "TCP", enter your computer's current IP address in the "Destination" fields. You'll find it in System Preferences, and while you are there I advise you to set the "Client DHCP" to something specific to your computer, so that you always get the same IP from the Freebox, and thus don't break your mappings... (Just noticed another solution is to use the "Baux DHCP Permanents" near the end of the config page, but that's not as straightforward...).
- Click Envoyer" at the end of the config page. IIRC your Freebox will restart.
Now Transmission should be accessible from the outside, so the first one should be green (the other doesn't matter, since you manually mapped your port, and you can disabling "Automatically Map Port/Mapped le port automatiquement").
HTH !
So, step-by-step guide for you :
- Go to free.fr
- In the sidebar, click "Identifiez vous", and enter your login/password.
- Then in your "Interface de Gestion", click on "Fonctionnalités optionnelles de la Freebox" under the category with the same title.
- Click on "Fonction Routeur".
- Scroll down to "Redirections de ports", this is the part you want.
- Enter your Transmission port number in the two "Port" field, set protocol to "TCP", enter your computer's current IP address in the "Destination" fields. You'll find it in System Preferences, and while you are there I advise you to set the "Client DHCP" to something specific to your computer, so that you always get the same IP from the Freebox, and thus don't break your mappings... (Just noticed another solution is to use the "Baux DHCP Permanents" near the end of the config page, but that's not as straightforward...).
- Click Envoyer" at the end of the config page. IIRC your Freebox will restart.
Now Transmission should be accessible from the outside, so the first one should be green (the other doesn't matter, since you manually mapped your port, and you can disabling "Automatically Map Port/Mapped le port automatiquement").
HTH !
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Re: Transmission, Free et Mac OS X en français
Etienne You are wonderfull
Mine didn't work because I put UDP instead of TCP.
But after reading your post, I came back to the Freebox Admin interface. Now, everything is changed but at the end I found the mistake, I change it and now everithing works well and the signal (la pastille) is green and I jump from 2.5 to something around sixty, seventy, eighty, really better than before.
Many many many thanks Etienne
Mine didn't work because I put UDP instead of TCP.
But after reading your post, I came back to the Freebox Admin interface. Now, everything is changed but at the end I found the mistake, I change it and now everithing works well and the signal (la pastille) is green and I jump from 2.5 to something around sixty, seventy, eighty, really better than before.
Many many many thanks Etienne