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meame 22nd February 2009 17:14

NAK problem please read and try to help
 
I have searched the forums and read lots and lots of topics and tried alot of things eventually the current state is that I have a TP-LINK WR541G router and I have opened 8000-8001 ports in virtual servers section and I still get

[yp_add] yp.shoutcast.com gave error (nak)
[yp_add] yp.shoutcast.com gave extended error (Cannot see yo
ur station/computer (IP: 84.228.234.23:8000) from the Internet, disable Internet
Sharing/NAT/firewall/ISP cache (Connection timed out).)

The radio toolbox is saying my ports are closed but when I tried opening them as one 8000 and another one for 8001 it said that 8001 was open but 8000 was closed.
I have never encounterd before that my ISP is blocking ports so I am assuming (even though its the mother of all f**kups) that it doesn't block this one either.
Please help me out here I am begging you!!!

Thank you.

Brutish Sailor 22nd February 2009 17:57

Ok, Are you port forwarded?

this is only if you are using SC_trans.


This is probably a stupid question because it sounds like from the situation, you have delt with your ISP for a sticky IP address already.

meame 22nd February 2009 22:09

I am not exactly what is the SC-trans and about sticky IP I have a chaging IP.
As for port forwarded I have port forwarded the 2 ports and as I said when been forwarded seperatly 8001 works but 8000 doesn't.
And no question is stupid as I ask here a question which has been answered in a million variations and I still can't find a solution.

fc*uk 22nd February 2009 23:13

what about software firewalls such as Vista, Windows XP SP2 and later, ZoneAlarm, NIS, etc?

meame 23rd February 2009 09:53

All down even the built-in rouer firewall is down.

jaromanda 23rd February 2009 10:03

try different ports altogether

8002 and 8003


of course ... that may mean you'll have to edit your config file and change port 8000 to port 8002 -that'll rule out ISP and/or something on your machine, I guess

meame 24th February 2009 00:12

Tried it and still get the same answer.
even the 667 port doesn't work so maybe theres something with the 8001.

Brutish Sailor 24th February 2009 01:22

Post your full log. When you try to connect that is.

Also try port 666. Call it a hunch.

meame 24th February 2009 12:30

tried 666 didn't work but when I port forwarded it again 8000-8001 it suddenly worked and now I hooked up. WOOHOO!
Look me up "Meame Hitz" tell me what I sound like.
Thank you all.

hard69rock 25th February 2009 17:11

OK, I've tried all these things but I am still not being seen by the yp.


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