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If the school is running on a NAT, which it almost certainly is, you're stuck unless you can set up port forwarding on the firewall. It is highly unlikely that the school will do this since they have probably designed the system specifically to prevent people from doing what you're doing 
Also they may be running DHCP - which means the box might have a dynamic IP. If you restart it, does it's internal IP change?
There will be an external IP. However it looks to me like it's changing each time. The IP's from your three posts on this thread, in order, are:
207.76.182.46
207.76.182.36
207.76.182.45
So maybe you're in luck. Did you post from three different machines? Or all from the same one? Either way, as Logical said, it's highly likely that the firewall will discard traffic on Q2's ports... in which case, there's nothing you can do except ask your friendly nieghbourhood sysadmin for help
I'm kinda new to networking so someone feel free to correct me if i'm wrong.
Also they may be running DHCP - which means the box might have a dynamic IP. If you restart it, does it's internal IP change?
There will be an external IP. However it looks to me like it's changing each time. The IP's from your three posts on this thread, in order, are:
207.76.182.46
207.76.182.36
207.76.182.45
So maybe you're in luck. Did you post from three different machines? Or all from the same one? Either way, as Logical said, it's highly likely that the firewall will discard traffic on Q2's ports... in which case, there's nothing you can do except ask your friendly nieghbourhood sysadmin for help
I'm kinda new to networking so someone feel free to correct me if i'm wrong.


