Speedster159

I just got a error that reads I can't wait 24 hours and I think what's causing that is the amount of time I'm changing hard drives.. I've been going through our drive checking the integrity of the files. EDIT: Luckily the test for 30 days option works... BUT! This problem is annoying. I change drives often since I can only hold 10 drives in my tower and we have way more than that for deep storage.

I'm running Windows 10 Pro Build 14393

I'm trying to open a couple of ports for a game and the settings are. Allow IN/OUT UDP PORT ALL I'm on a private network and the rule is above the 2 blocks on the bottom. I also opened up my local IP to DMZ and when I test the port I get "Connection Refused" on CanYouSeeMe.org and Closed on WhatsMyIP.org

Not exactly sure when this started happening since we've been using Netflix more recently. Patch Internet recently meant no choice but to go back to Plex. I'm using 12.1.1.7014 and checking for updates yields nothing more.

I can access it fine through BubbleUPnP but I can't on the Android Plex app and Android TV Plex app.

The Beta that is now released as Stable fixed Plex!

Looks like the latest release fixed it! It now works properly regardless if I have it set to All Blocked or Custom.

Adobe CC 2015 doesn't seem to like being routed that way both online and offline. When I put it on "All Allowed" with the network disabled and enabled it starts in less than a minute and everything works fine, but when I do the Custom setting with 127.0.0.1 instead of the local address, it starts in 3 - 5 minutes and they can't communicate with each other. Any ideas?

I figured out what was wrong with my hosts file! I had two domains on one line. 127.0.0.1 domain1.com domain2.com What's the main difference between 127.0.0.1 and 0.0.0.0 anyways?

I've added these to the hosts file to test verify it's working and can still access those sites! 127.0.0.1 facebook.com 0.0.0.0 youtube.com I tried adding the hosts file to Surf Protection but it prompts this. The file is the bog standard Windows one with those two entires added.

I guess I'll just disable my firewall whenever I want to watch something?

How can I allow a program access to only the local network and NEVER outside? I have multiple .exe's I want to do this to.

Simple answer yes. Physical, network, and virtual.

I can't access Plex with the firewall enabled but when disabled it runs fine! What I'm using to access Plex is the Plex Android TV App and BubbleUPnP I was able to access it before but somehow now I can't.. I've got these "All Allowed" on application rules; Plex DLNA Server.exe Plex Media Server.exe PlexScriptHost.exe

This is the second time I've gotten this and I've already bought and activated an EIS License just this month.