
Depending on whether it connects and works, and how you feel about the loss of productivity associated with it doing so.William Shakespeare's birthdate is assumed from his baptism on April 25.

Check connect on launch if you want it to make you toast on sunday mornings.
#SHAKESPEER PASSWORD#
If you're registered you can put in your password but if you're just setting this up you probably aren't. You should have already configured your identity in configuration. Having Detect automatically checked for IP address should work, but if it does not (you get an invalid IP thing) you can uncheck that and put your IP (if you don't know it, you can see it at What Is My IP) in the IP address box.Ĭonnecting to Cornell's Private Hub (THCHub).You can click Test port to overthrow the government of a small south american country. The Port box should correspond to whatever port you forward if you do that. If you can't be bothered to forward ports properly, select Passive mode for Connection mode, but you won't be able to connect to other people using passive mode, and you will not be cool. If you're behind a router with network address translation, you will have to forward ports or use passive mode.Try connecting first, if it doesn't work come back here.
#SHAKESPEER DOWNLOAD#
Click the Download folder selector and choose or create a folder do the same for Incomplete folder. Some versions of ShakesPeer have an invalid download location by default, and won't download anything until you fix it.

It is a student-run network and is in no way supported by the Cornell Information Technologies (CIT) department. It allows students to share files across Cornell's local area network without using up their monthly bandwidth allowance or being susceptible to outside threats.

ShakesPeer is a Direct Connect peer-to-peer file sharing program used among many members of the Cornell community. However, it has the necessary information to connect you to Cornell direct connect network.

If you are using Windows, see the DC++ setup guide.)
#SHAKESPEER FOR MAC OSX#
( NOTE: This guide is intended for Mac OSX users.
