Home user with your own PC

In this scenario:

•	You are running RowPro in your home PC.

•	You have full administrative control over your PC settings.

•	Your RowPro PC is connected to the Internet.

•	You are not using a Proxy Server (typically you would not be).

Under these conditions, RowPro should just be able to connect to the Internet.

If you strike problems, possible issues are:

Issue	Description	Action to resolve issue
Firewall Warning TCP Port 80	You might get a warning from your Firewall the first time RowPro needs to connect to the Internet saying RowPro is attempting to connect to the Internet via TCP Port 80.	Click Yes to allow RowPro to access the Internet via TCP Port 80.
Firewall Warning UDP Port 9300	You might get a warning from your Firewall the first time you click Session Setup / Online saying RowPro is attempting to connect to the Internet via UDP Port 9300.	Click Yes to allow RowPro to access the Internet via UDP Port 9300.

Scenario 2: Home user with company PC

In this scenario:

•	You are running RowPro in your company PC at home.

•	You do not have full administrative control over your PC settings.

•	Your RowPro PC is connected to the Internet.

•	You are not using a Proxy Server at home.

Under these conditions, RowPro may not have the permissions it needs to connect to the Internet. Possible issues are:

Issue	Description	Action to resolve issue
Firewall Warning TCP Port 80	You might get a warning from your Firewall the first time RowPro needs to connect to the Internet saying RowPro is attempting to connect to the Internet via TCP Port 80.	Click Yes to allow RowPro to access the Internet via TCP Port 80. If you cannot change this setting, you will need assistance from your PC administrator.
Firewall Warning UDP Port 9300	You might get a warning from your Firewall the first time you click Session Setup / Online saying RowPro is attempting to connect to the Internet via UDP Port 9300.	Click Yes to allow RowPro to access the Internet via UDP Port 9300. If you cannot change this setting, you will need assistance from your PC administrator.
Internet access administratively blocked	Your PC administrator may have configured your PC to prevent you as a user from accessing the Internet, or to prevent any other application besides your Web Browser from accessing the Internet.	If you cannot change this setting, you will need assistance from your PC administrator.
Internet access only allowed via your company network	Your PC administrator may have configured your PC to only connect to the Internet through your company network (even when you are at home), which may introduce a company Firewall and/or a company Proxy Server between RowPro and the Internet.	See Connecting from a School or Gym.