Opening Ports for Audiogalaxy Satellite on the Norton NortonInternetSecurity2007 Firewall
Open up Audiogalaxy Satellite.
You might see a window pop up like the one above. If you do, select Allow Always from the What do you want to do drop down box. Then click the Ok button. Then go aheand and open up the Norton Internet Security 2007. 
Click the Norton Internet Security tab at the top of this window.
Click the Settings page header.
Click the Personal Firewall link that is about half way down the window.
Click the Configure button that dropped down. 
Put a dot in to the Ask me what to do radio button. Turning that option on will cause the firewall to ask you before allowing a new program to communicate with the internet. Uncheck the Automatically customize Internet access settings for common programs checkbox. We want to know what the firewall is allowing out of your computer. Click the Program Control link on the left hand side of this window.
Find Audiogalaxy Satellite in the list of programs, and click it to highlight it. Then click the Modify button. 
We want to click the rule in this list where the direction equals inbound or In/OUT.Click that rule and then click the Modify button. If you do not see that rule, then click the Add button.
There should be one inbound and one outbound rule for this program. The outbound rule may allow all ports out, but it is important that there are two rules here.
Put a dot in to the Allow radio button. Then click the Connection tab at the top of the window.
Put a dot in to the Connections from other computers radio button. Then click the Computers tab at the top of the screen.
Make sure there is a dot in the Any Computers radio button. Then click the Communications tab a the top of the window.
The protocol you want to allow drop down box should have TCP and UDP in it. Put a dot in to the Only communications that match all types and ports listed below radio button.
Click the Add button close to the bottom of this window. | Specify Ports | |
Specify Ports | |
| Filter by: | Locality: |
| Known ports from list | Local |
| Individually specified ports | Remote |
| Port Range | |
| Enter the starting port | |
| Enter the ending port | |
| Specify Ports | |
Specify Ports | |
| Filter by: | Locality: |
| Known ports from list | Local |
| Individually specified ports | Remote |
| Port Range | |
| Enter the starting port | |
| Enter the ending port | |
Enter the name of the program you are opening ports for in to the box on the description page. It doesn't matter what you put into that box, but something that will remind you why this configuration is here, would be a good idea. When that is done, go ahead and click Ok until you are back at the main menu.
To test if your port has been properly opened, you can use our Port Checker tool.
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