- Get TCPVIEW from sysinternals ( http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb897437.aspx ) and use this to see if something is actually running on port 5222 already, if so, evaluate what it is and decide if you need to remove it.
- If not, restart PC, Router, Modem and then see.
- It could just be a temporary problem with your ISP, or the quakelive servers.
- ZoneAllarm commonly causes this problem, open port 5222 in ZoneAllarm or try a different product instead.
- check you can resolve xmpp.quakelive.com by attempting to ping it ( ping xmpp.quakelive.com in a command prompt) ask others to confirm the IP is the same. If not have you altreed your "hosts" file? remove any quakelive entries from it.


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