UPnP Framework on Vista

Hello!

I went to Start, Control Panel, Security Center, Windows Firewall, Change
Settings, Exceptions & couldn't find "UPnP Framework" using Windows Vista
Ultimate 32-bit. How do I make "UPnP Framework" appear using Windows Vista?
This is all the question I have & hope to hear from you soon.

Goodbye!

upnp is a service... do you want it to be working or not?

why are you trying to find this? you want to block it or open the ports?


"Twilight2013" <> wrote in message
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> Hello!
>
> I went to Start, Control Panel, Security Center, Windows Firewall, Change
> Settings, Exceptions & couldn't find "UPnP Framework" using Windows Vista
> Ultimate 32-bit. How do I make "UPnP Framework" appear using Windows
> Vista?
> This is all the question I have & hope to hear from you soon.
>
> Goodbye!
>
>

I want UPnP to be working. I'm trying to find it because certain programs
are giving me block access like ftp & IRC. I want to allow & open ports.

Twilight2013 wrote:

> I want UPnP to be working. I'm trying to find it because certain programs
> are giving me block access like ftp & IRC. I want to allow & open ports.
>
>

Is the UPnP Device Host turned on in services?
Frank

Twilight2013 wrote:

> I want UPnP to be working. I'm trying to find it because certain programs
> are giving me block access like ftp & IRC. I want to allow & open ports.
>
>
Is the UPnP Device Host turned on in services?
Frank

Ok.. let me explain...

UPNP on windows does not work like that... UPNP on windows is when you are
using INTERNET CONNECTION SHARING
in other words you are sharing an internet connection to other comptuers via
your LAN and using Vista as a software router.
So the UPNP service in windows is all about the internet connection service
and nothing else.

The UPNP you want to turn on is the one on your router... IF your router
supports this and the programs are indeed UPNP compatible then it will work,
other than that, all you will have to do is unblock a program once the
windows firewall prompts you to unblock it (if you are using the windows
firewall that is)

if you want to forward ports manually there is a very good site here
www.portforward.com





"Twilight2013" <> wrote in message
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>I want UPnP to be working. I'm trying to find it because certain programs
> are giving me block access like ftp & IRC. I want to allow & open ports.
>
>

As in going to Start, Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Service, UPNP Host
Device? I have this enabled: by clicking Properties, Started, Automatic &
Local Service & OK. This is the 1 you're referring to the answer is yes.

Allows UPnP devices to be hosted on this computer. If this service is
stopped, any hosted UPnP devices will stop functioning and no additional
hosted devices can be added. If this service is disabled, any services that
explicitly depend on it will fail to start.

I notice that UPnP on Windows XP & Vista are very different. If you use the
Yahoo search engine, type on the search engine box, UPnPTest.exe, you'll get
an idea of what I'm referring to. I was wondering if it's alright to post
any link here: http://www.dslreports.com/faq/dc?text=1

Another useless post from Frank. If it doesn't have any thing to do with
sucking MSFT's a hole, do everyone a favor and STFU.

"Frank" <> wrote in message
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> Twilight2013 wrote:
>
>> I want UPnP to be working. I'm trying to find it because certain
>> programs are giving me block access like ftp & IRC. I want to allow &
>> open ports.
> Is the UPnP Device Host turned on in services?
> Frank

Jan wrote:
> Another useless post from Frank.

You have no idea what the op is talking about do you?

If it doesn't have any thing to do with
> sucking MSFT's a hole,

Whose "hole" are you sucking or stuck in dipsh*t?

do everyone a favor and STFU.

Go fukk yourself as*hole!
Frank