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Make sure DC++ isn't blocked by any firewall and similar security software. For tips how to workaround this situation and unblock DC++ please follow <a po4a-id=0> this guide</a>.
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Check that DC++ uses the correct network interface for accessing the Internet, especially if you use multiple Internet connections or any IP tunneling (<a po4a-id=0>VPN</a>) software. You can specify the correct interface to use with DC++ <a po4a-id=1> here</a>.
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Decide what active mode setting to choose
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To see your <i>external IP address</i> go to one of the following websites : <a po4a-id=0>www.whatismyip.com</a>, <a po4a-id=1>www.ip2location.com</a>, or <a po4a-id=2>checkip.net</a>
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To manually configure your connectivity settings, uncheck <a po4a-id=0> Let DC++ determine the best connectivity settings</a> in the Connectivity settings pane of the settings dialog. This will enable the controls on the <a po4a-id=1>Manual configuration</a> pane where you can alter connectivity settings manually.
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When you look at the <a po4a-id=0>Incoming connection settings</a> you will find 2 options for active mode and the last option for being passive as a last resort. For being active:
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<b>If you don't have a router/gateway</b> you need to set the <i>Active mode (I have no router / I have configured my router)</i> option.
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If you <b>connecting through a router/gateway you can choose between the 1st or the 2nd option</b> : <i>Active mode (I have no router / I have configured my router)</i> or <i>Active mode (let DC++ configure my router with NAT-PMP / UPnP)</i>.
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Setting up active mode if you are directly connected (NOT behind a router)
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Click on File menu and then Settings. Click on the <a po4a-id=0>Manual configuration pane</a>.
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