OMG I think I may fail...ERROR 12029

reelezcharters · #1 11-13-2005, 06:57 PM

K so I have gotten my password ect now I tried to publish my first page...index and I get an internet exception error 12029 cannot connect to the server.
I certainly cannot FAIL>>>>>Arg....I need help. I have read lotza tutorials and watched movies while I was waiting now I got so much stuff in my brain I feel like I gotta purge. Please help!!!!!!!!!!

VodaHost · #2 11-13-2005, 07:13 PM

A 12029 error is a firewall issue error. This means that one or more
firewalls is blocking your attempt to publish with BlueVoda. Please
follow the below steps:

97% of the time this can be attributed to your Windows XP Firewall

Please follow the following steps

1) Go to your computers control panel
2) Click on widows firewall
3) Click on exceptions
4) Click on add programs
5) Add BlueVoda to your list of programs
6) Press ok
7) Reboot your computer

You have now successfully added BlueVoda to your safe programs
list. You should not have this problem again.

If the problem persists. Your computer might have a secondary firewall
from Norton or MacAfee. You will also have to BlueVoda to their safe
programs list.

Also if you are working from an office or you are using your companies
computer or internet connection. You company probably has some
type of network firewall in place. Please contact your companies
system administer for instructions.

reelezcharters · #3 11-13-2005, 07:51 PM

I did what ya said and it worked and then the same with norton. I have some hope that I can do this with your help. Thanks again

Quote:

Originally Posted by VodaHost

A 12029 error is a firewall issue error. This means that one or more
firewalls is blocking your attempt to publish with BlueVoda. Please
follow the below steps:

97% of the time this can be attributed to your Windows XP Firewall

Please follow the following steps

1) Go to your computers control panel
2) Click on widows firewall
3) Click on exceptions
4) Click on add programs
5) Add BlueVoda to your list of programs
6) Press ok
7) Reboot your computer

You have now successfully added BlueVoda to your safe programs
list. You should not have this problem again.

If the problem persists. Your computer might have a secondary firewall
from Norton or MacAfee. You will also have to BlueVoda to their safe
programs list.

Also if you are working from an office or you are using your companies
computer or internet connection. You company probably has some
type of network firewall in place. Please contact your companies
system administer for instructions.

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