Annoying problem with L'n'S 2.07

I continuity receive beeps and activating of rule -TCP: Block Incoming ... on every 5-6 seconds.
The Log says Address/Application : speedport.ip. Speedport is my router.

I'm new to L'n'S (my first day of using) and if someone can solve this problem for me I'll be very grateful (and continue using L'n'S

No problem with my internet connection or programs that I use.

 

Go to Options and untick Sound and click apply!

TH

 

What about blocking of router's incoming "whatever"?
What is that and why is happening?

 

What does it say? Did you install the extended rulesset that comes with LnS? This has pre-installed rules that may eliminate some of this logging. Also look at the Look N' Stop faq page at : http://www.looknstop.com/En/faq.htm

 

I get some also and I'm behind a router but like you said it does not affect anything maybe someone else can shed some light on this subject? Also I use Phant0m``s Look 'n' Stop Ruleset Deluxe v1 Build: 008.2 from here: http://www.mntolympus.org/

TH

 

I'm already using it. (Phant0m's)
How can I see if it is installed and active(PhRSet)?

P.S. Should I disable Windows 7 Firewall?

 

In Log, new enty every 3 seconds:

 

if you know this to be safe,
you need to create a rule to allow it

if it is not just go to advance and then go to rule set and
you will see a sound icon for the rule that is blocking it
simply turn it off

but if something else triggers that rule, it may not give
you a sound alert

I have not been working with this firewall long so take
what I say with a grain of salt

maybe someone will chime in that knows more than me

PS yes you should turn windows firewall off if you intend to use "look 'n' stop"

 

Nobody can help me?
Isn't there some experienced user who can answer my questions?

 

Help? Not me, for sure.
But it might shed some light as to what's going on (probably nothing unless you send a log to your computer from the router) if you include in your screen shot of the log with the column on the right which shows ports.

I have a strange feeling LnS is abandonware. I can't get concrete answers here either.

 

Hi Stevan4,

Quick guess, might be a enabled Router feature that you don’t even use that’s causing these inbound packets. Having the Look ‘n’ Stop Log file showing these blocked packets would be helpful.

 

I had something similar happening and it was caused by the UPnP feature on the router. As soon as I unchecked this (on the router config) the logging stopped. Linksys router.

 

Didn't help, I've disabled UPnP and all other router features and it keeps logging the same things.