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Byron Tee	Posted - 2009.09.20 13:37:00 - [1] as it says...i rele need sum help here ppl i pray to ye oh great forum ppl! :(
Jack DuVal The Executives IT Alliance	Posted - 2009.09.20 13:42:00 - [2] Edited by: Jack DuVal on 20/09/2009 13:43:26 contact your uni's IT departement, have them open up port 26000 for TCP to be able to play EVE, and your Vent-server's port (default 3784, but usually differs) for TCP and UDP you can also try to edit EVE's start.ini file to use a different pot then 26000 that has allready been opened up on your uni's network
Rocky Tee Gallente Interstellar Research Holdings Forged Dominion	Posted - 2009.09.20 13:48:00 - [3] how would i do that editing part, also how do i know what ports are open? Its done when its done - Its Ready when I'm Paid

CCP Zymurgist Gallente	Posted - 2009.09.20 14:22:00 - [4] Jack DuVal is correct on the 26000 port for EVE. Just tell a student worker you need it for an MMO and they will understand! Zymurgist Community Representative CCP Hf, EVE Online Contact us

ZCorp Gallente Center for Advanced Studies	Posted - 2009.09.21 11:34:00 - [5] I maybe in the monitory here, but isn't the point of going to University to study and not throw your life away playing MMOs? Seeing as my tax revenues are funding University's, I for one am glad that MMO game ports are filtered and todays youths are instead able to concentrate on their studies. Lastly, please can I have your stuff? ZCorp
Denidil Gallente The Graduates Morsus Mihi	Posted - 2009.09.21 11:37:00 - [6] Originally by: ZCorp I maybe in the monitory here, but isn't the point of going to University to study and not throw your life away playing MMOs? Seeing as my tax revenues are funding University's, I for one am glad that MMO game ports are filtered and todays youths are instead able to concentrate on their studies. Lastly, please can I have your stuff? ZCorp he's PAYING for that network connection when he PAYS for his dorm room. Students also need some time to relax otherwise they go crazy or they go kill themselves binge drinking.
Rikhard Corentin	Posted - 2009.09.21 11:38:00 - [7] Edited by: Rikhard Corentin on 21/09/2009 11:38:23 Originally by: ZCorp I maybe in the monitory here, but isn't the point of going to University to study and not throw your life away playing MMOs? Seeing as my tax revenues are funding University's, I for one am glad that MMO game ports are filtered and todays youths are instead able to concentrate on their studies. Lastly, please can I have your stuff? ZCorp Instead of being a ****, you could also understand that not all University students are morons and actually care about their studies. EvE comes second to my university studies. I don't know if YOU have a lack of self control towards gaming and EvE in particular, but that doesn't happen to be the case with everyone.
Aurora Nyx Caldari State Protectorate	Posted - 2009.09.21 11:51:00 - [8] Originally by: ZCorp I maybe in the monitory here, but isn't the point of going to University to study and not throw your life away playing MMOs? Seeing as my tax revenues are funding University's, I for one am glad that MMO game ports are filtered and todays youths are instead able to concentrate on their studies. Lastly, please can I have your stuff? ZCorp Confirming that i found this funny, your joke is not wasted on me, as it is on the 2 above posters.
Mara Rinn	Posted - 2009.09.21 11:54:00 - [9] Originally by: ZCorp I maybe in the monitory here, but isn't the point of going to University to study and not throw your life away playing MMOs? And notice that CCP steps in to offer assistance - typical, the first people to help the guy out on campus are the dealers. [Aussie players: join channel ANZAC]
Hrodgar Ortal	Posted - 2009.09.21 12:05:00 - [10] Originally by: ZCorp I maybe in the monitory here, but isn't the point of going to University to study and not throw your life away playing MMOs? Seeing as my tax revenues are funding University's, I for one am glad that MMO game ports are filtered and todays youths are instead able to concentrate on their studies. Lastly, please can I have your stuff? ZCorp No one can study 24/7. Everyone needs breaks.

Aurora Nyx Caldari State Protectorate	Posted - 2009.09.21 12:06:00 - [11] Originally by: Mara Rinn Originally by: ZCorp I maybe in the monitory here, but isn't the point of going to University to study and not throw your life away playing MMOs? And notice that CCP steps in to offer assistance - typical, the first people to help the guy out on campus are the dealers. lol
el Sabor	Posted - 2009.09.21 12:16:00 - [12] From experience I would guess that they won't help you. They class it as "necessary security". There's likely a little warning about some applications not working in the agreement you signed up to. If they have to open ports for one student they will have to do it for everyone. Next year move out and sort your own connection out, worked for me :p You might not be able to play online but try playing some LAN games with guys in your halls.
Nikita Alterana Gallente Clearly Compensating	Posted - 2009.09.21 12:25:00 - [13] Originally by: ZCorp I maybe in the monitory here, but isn't the point of going to University to study and not throw your life away playing MMOs? Seeing as my tax revenues are funding University's, I for one am glad that MMO game ports are filtered and todays youths are instead able to concentrate on their studies. Lastly, please can I have your stuff? ZCorp 9/10, excellently done I must say. I loled __________________________________________________ I was Amarr before they were the FOTM and I'll be Amarr after it! I'm also training Minmatar Capitals! And I eat Lions!
Marko Riva Adamant Inc.	Posted - 2009.09.21 12:25:00 - [14] Wasn't there a trick to use a different port?
Tamsin Rhylis	Posted - 2009.09.21 12:58:00 - [15] Look for one of the network engineers for the university, ask them if they could open up port 26000 for your 'communication software' as you need it to keep up-to-date. Or you could say you're working on a programming project and need the port open to test the network side of your application. Usually network guys at colleges/universities are pretty friendly and would be quite likely to open a port for gaming. Alternatively you can use a port scanner to try find what ports are open.
Muscaat ASCENTIS CORPORATION Free Worlds Alliance	Posted - 2009.09.21 13:12:00 - [16] IIRC there's a commandline switch to get the EVE client to connect over port 80. ---------- EVE Markets - global price trends at your fingertips
Byron Tee	Posted - 2009.09.21 13:29:00 - [17] Hahaha i cant believe this post took so much attention from people Thanks though for the help, and i am well aware of my studies thankyou very much This talk of changing EVEs port, how is this done and how easy is it. Still waiting to hear back from the network people but they are 'on it' apparently Anywhoo once again thankyouuuu eve community!
Elisa Llass Terra Prime Industries	Posted - 2009.09.21 13:33:00 - [18] It is common for universities to close ports. Send an email to the Universities IT department and see what they say. It should be okay as that is not a critical port and no "servers" are hosted on it which is the main reason for closing ports. You host a server with an exploit and dont update it... boom instant access for hackers/crackers/phreeks/spammers. On another note, besides using a port scanner, you can also use telnet on specific ports. Under command window type in telnet <IP address> <port> Of course, the other side must have that port open for it to work, but thats typically how you can tell on a specific port. ------------------------------------------------- Stop exploding you cowards!
Ralavina	Posted - 2009.09.21 14:44:00 - [19] Originally by: ZCorp I maybe in the monitory here, but isn't the point of going to University to study and not throw your life away playing MMOs? Seeing as my tax revenues are funding University's, I for one am glad that MMO game ports are filtered and todays youths are instead able to concentrate on their studies. Lastly, please can I have your stuff? ZCorp Shame you didn't go and learn some grammar, eh? Ralara's banned again so this is my alt :p
Hachun K'ar	Posted - 2009.09.21 14:45:00 - [20] Tax goes towards tuition fees rather than accommodation. Anyway, a nice and simple way to access stuff the university is blocking, is to buy a VPS and create a VPN on it, and port forward any traffic. Simples! _______________________ Now what starts with the letter "C"? "Cookie" starts with "C"! Let's think of other things that starts with "C"! Uh. . .Uh. . . Who cares about da other things?!

Ethidium Bromide Amarr ZEALOT WARRIORS AGAINST TERRORISTS Curatores Veritatis Alliance	Posted - 2009.09.21 14:52:00 - [21] wear an eve t-shirt when going to the IT department, worked for me


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