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Firstly open a Command Prompt as Administrator by right clicking on 'Command Prompt' from

If you are new to DC++ then there is a preconfigured file providing all the files and information you need to conn ...usplus.sourceforge.net/ Direct Connect] hub. This means that you will need a suitable Direct Connect client for you computer in order to connect. These

...However, typing -[get]rules in the chat window will likely cause Dogtanian a severe amount of mental anguish and he may insult you. | -commands || Brings up a short list of the commands available to you with a brief description of what each one does

..., but it will stop you using any external bandwidth and hopefully keep you a bit more under the radar. ...ht on system resources and are unlikely to interfere with your computer as a whole.

BOINC is a program that lets you donate your idle computer time to science projects su Once done, the software will ask you to choose a project to attach to. Obviously you can choose any project(s) you like, bu

* [http://www.twofo.co.uk/resources/bcdc-scripts/action.rar action.lua] is a script that converts /me and +me to the traditional IRC action form, on the * [http://www.twofo.co.uk/resources/bcdc-scripts/debug2.rar debug.lua] is a script that checks messages you send for trigger words (that you define) an

...port filtering by user, so we can create iptables rules that apply only to a specific user and run your DC++ client as that user. I'm using "dc" as my u ...r, you will need this later on. I've chosen 1000 as my UID, you should use a number over 1000, that hasn't already been taken (check the /etc/passwd fil

...r in which you can specify the rules for DC++ itself. First give the rule a name (this can be anything you like). Next tick the box for Remote IP Addr <li>Select “Range of IP addresses” at the top, and enter the 3 ranges one at a time, clicking add after each one to add it to the list at the bottom.

A Guide to blocking external connections to DC++ from on campus using Norton <li>Select DC++ and click on Modify underneath it. A box should pop up in which you should choose Manually Configure Internet Ac

...ring for students at the University of Warwick. At present, it consists of a Direct Connect ('DC++') hub which is situated off campus, allowing us to sh ...in us the [http://www.twofo.co.uk/forum Twofo Forums] for discussion about a wide variety of topics.

...nes. So you may need to repeat some of these steps if you find it is being a pain. <li>Now click 'Add' to add a custom policy for this application. Configure it to Allow all TCP or UDP co

'''WARNING: PASSIVE MODE IS A LAST RESORT. USING IT WILL CAUSE PAIN, SUFFERING, AND PREVENT YOU DOWNLOADI .... Torrents are a far better bet for regular TV Shows/films etc. There is a guide to using BitTorrent on the FAQ at http://www.twofo.co.uk/wiki/index.p

...ES TO OFF CAMPUS.''' Port Forwarding. You will need this off campus, and a guide can be found at the [[Off_Campus | Off Campus help page]]. ...n Vista/7 go to Control Panel, then in the Security section, choose 'Allow a program through the windows firewall'. On the following window, click 'Cha

<p>A video of this process can be found at http://windows.microsoft.com/en-gb/wi ...changes their 'Connection Type' in the drop down box to 100. This acts as a quick and easy reference for others as to whether you are on or off campus.