Our ISP problems began on Sunday. If the problem at friend's house was
truly "persisting for weeks", then it was due to local network
configuration issues and not our ISP problem. But the important thing is
that you're now up and running smoothly.
-Rob
At 02:30 PM 2/8/2005 -0600, you wrote:
>It wasn't his computer, but his network. I've been in between dsl
>connections (installing a new one) and so would go to his house to leech
>some net. abv2 would update just fine but abv3 wouldn't. Our dsl is up at
>home now so it's no longer an issue, but it sounds like it could have been
>your ISP that was contributing to the problem too at some level.
>
>In any case - i'm back up and updated - yay!
>
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>Tib
>
>On Mon, 7 Feb 2005, Rob Bowes wrote:
>
> >
> > If the problem is persisting for weeks on your friend's computer, the cause
> > is likely security software he's running. Depending on the security
> > settings with various tools, internet access can be blocked for all
> > programs that aren't known web browsers. To get around this, you need to
> > configure the security tool to allow AB to get through. The way to do this
> > varies with the different security tools, so you'll need to check the
> > documentation for the tool. If you need to specify website addresses to a
> > bypass list, be sure to add the following list: wolflair.com,
> > lonewolfdevel.com, armybuilder.com, and datafilesrus.com. These are the
> > various sites that are commonly accessed by AB for licensing and updates
> > retrieval.
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Lone Wolf Development
www.wolflair.com
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