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Hi there<br />
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I recently decided to create a home network for my family. I bought the Netgear RP614v4. Now I like to play a lot of Internet games and use to be able to host custom games on Warcraft III - FT but after I installed the new router it didn’t want to work(hosting). I was then told to use port-forwarding oO. So I followed the instructions upon <a href="http://www.portforward.com" rel="ugc">www.portforward.com</a>&nbsp;for both Warcraft and utorrent just to see that it wasn’t the game, but I still haven’t had the ability to host a custom game or use utorrent's full downloading capability (its max so far has been 12kb/s on a 8meg broadband). PLEASE HELP!!!!!<br />

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Hi there

I recently decided to create a home network for my family. I bought the Netgear RP614v4. Now I like to play a lot of Internet games and use to be able to host custom games on Warcraft III - FT but after I installed the new router it didn’t want to work(hosting). I was then told to use port-forwarding oO. So I followed the instructions upon www.portforward.com for both Warcraft and utorrent just to see that it wasn’t the game, but I still haven’t had the ability to host a custom game or use utorrent's full downloading capability (its max so far has been 12kb/s on a 8meg broadband). PLEASE HELP!!!!!


Help with netgear RP614v4

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Routers

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