Slow Bit Torrent downloads? Router configuration tips.

Discussion in 'Windows - P2P software' started by CamDog, Feb 27, 2004.

  1. mistycat

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    Make sure Bell doesn't throttle torrents. I'm not sure, check their forum if torrents are the reason for the change.
     
  2. ps3rocks

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    kk sure but on azurueswiki.com it didn't say anything about sympatico doing any harm to torrents but better safe then sorry right
     
  3. emz87

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    i've opened a few of my ports, got my IP address etc etc, and eventually got my Green smilie!

    But my d/ls are stil only peaking at about 10kb/s!! even with my firewall turned of completely

    wat else could i possibly do?
     
  4. ps3rocks

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    have you opened protocol encryption, whats your isp, and what are you using to download the torrent?
     
  5. emz87

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    im using Azureus and BT Voyager. whats protocol encryption?
     
  6. emz87

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    oh sorry actually yeah i have ticked 'Allow non-encrypted incoming connections' ??????
     
  7. mistycat

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    Disable UPnP: Azureus > Tools > Options > Plugins > UPnP and select a port over 50,000 if you haven't.
     
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    hmmm mistycat, going back to my problem when i open up options/plugins everything is checked. What should i do?
     
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    what should i uncheck and will it affect my speed, im pretty sure i should uncheck azbpupnp but i just wanted to run it by you first?
     
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    oh and how did i suddenly become junior member?
     
  11. mistycat

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    kk thxs ill check it out
     
  13. mistycat

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    With Rogers blocking torrents, I don't see disabling UPnP helping.
     
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    lol tru...and i just finished downloading the torrent so im not gonna download another one until the end of the month, hopefully by that time ill have bell up and running
     
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    Hi, I left a question earlier about bt home hub using bittornado, and was told by mistycat to do "port forwarding" I have done this but I'm using 2 computers on my hub! Should I put two different port ranges or put both on 10000-10010?? Cheers for any help in advance!! Kev
     
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    As BitTornado opens a new window for each download, a range is necessary. 10,000 - 10010 should be fine. But, remember, you're only sharing your bandwidth if you have more than 1 download open at a time. That applies to any client.
     
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    Is there any new forums that anyone know about that's alot better then this one for torrents?? this one has been raped over and over again
     
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    Cool, Thanx again misty!!
     
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    ok mistycat i switchet to utorrent and i have 1 question: what are good settings to have and should i disable upnp port mapping??
     
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    It doesn't matter what client you use if Rogers is still your ISP. For after you switch, at options>preferences>connections, use a port over 10,000 not the default and disable UPnP and at options>preference>bittorrent, enable Protocol Encryption and allow incoming legacy connections but untick allow incoming legacy connections if there is no increase and untick both DHT options if you use a private site. Also, at the speed guide connection type, set it to your upload speed.
     
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