New bittorrent speed: 40 to 75 kb/sec
What is the lesson present here?
KNOW YOUR ROUTER. It will make an immeasurable difference.
(such a shame I only truly figured out how NOW, not before
)Only now have I truly learned port-forwarding
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Only now have I truly learned port-forwarding
Old bittorrent speed: 4 to 10 kb/sec, rarely 15 kb/sec
New bittorrent speed: 40 to 75 kb/sec
What is the lesson present here?
KNOW YOUR ROUTER. It will make an immeasurable difference.
(such a shame I only truly figured out how NOW, not before )
New bittorrent speed: 40 to 75 kb/sec
What is the lesson present here?
KNOW YOUR ROUTER. It will make an immeasurable difference.
(such a shame I only truly figured out how NOW, not before
)What's her bust size!?
It's over NINE THOUSAAAAAAAAAAND!!!!!!!!!
It's over NINE THOUSAAAAAAAAAAND!!!!!!!!!
Re: Only now have I truly learned port-forwarding
Teach me oh great one!Shinova wrote:Old bittorrent speed: 4 to 10 kb/sec, rarely 15 kb/sec
New bittorrent speed: 40 to 75 kb/sec
What is the lesson present here?
KNOW YOUR ROUTER. It will make an immeasurable difference.
(such a shame I only truly figured out how NOW, not before
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Set a static IP adress on your computer
Enter this rule in the router:
Wan Any -> Lan Ip adress port TCP 6881-6999
Enter this rule in the router:
Wan Any -> Lan Ip adress port TCP 6881-6999
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*checks router panel*
Hm. That's not my computer's IP address...
Hm. That's not my computer's IP address...
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Re: Only now have I truly learned port-forwarding
PainRack wrote:Teach me oh great one!
The method differs from router to router. The one here at the moment is a D-Link, and if you type in "http://192.168.0.1/" in the address bar or any internet browser, you'll access the router itself and go into its web-based config utility.
You'll probably be prompted with a user/password dialog. For D-Link's, default username is "admin" with no password, I believe. From there you can mess around with the settings.
What's her bust size!?
It's over NINE THOUSAAAAAAAAAAND!!!!!!!!!
It's over NINE THOUSAAAAAAAAAAND!!!!!!!!!
You're talking about routing bitorrent through the firewall in an internet router, right?
Sigh. I'm using an cable modem, not a router, there shouldn't be an external firewall, and I configured my XP firewall to allow Bittorent ports to use it. Unfortunately, most of the times I can't even access to my peers via Bit torrent, much less download files still.........
Sigh. I'm using an cable modem, not a router, there shouldn't be an external firewall, and I configured my XP firewall to allow Bittorent ports to use it. Unfortunately, most of the times I can't even access to my peers via Bit torrent, much less download files still.........
Let him land on any Lyran world to taste firsthand the wrath of peace loving people thwarted by the myopic greed of a few miserly old farts- Katrina Steiner
So it's computer->Modem->Internet, right?PainRack wrote:You're talking about routing bitorrent through the firewall in an internet router, right?
Sigh. I'm using an cable modem, not a router, there shouldn't be an external firewall, and I configured my XP firewall to allow Bittorent ports to use it. Unfortunately, most of the times I can't even access to my peers via Bit torrent, much less download files still.........
Maybe your ISP has a firewall. Who knows.
What's her bust size!?
It's over NINE THOUSAAAAAAAAAAND!!!!!!!!!
It's over NINE THOUSAAAAAAAAAAND!!!!!!!!!
hmmm, considering the IP protection racket going here, who knows? The govt been cracking down and trying to protect IP rights, just because of the US FTA.Shinova wrote: So it's computer->Modem->Internet, right?
Maybe your ISP has a firewall. Who knows.
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