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I was wondering why torrents are downloding very slow only on my pc even i have forwarded my ip. It was like 3-12 kbps :growl: :angry: :angry:

After about 3 months today i just checked the router rules and damn...............:shocked: :shocked: :shocked:

All this time i had forward it to a different ip. Damn....:angry: :angry: :angry:
I have forward it to "192.165.0.3" while my real ip is "192.165.0.5". :sorry: :sorry: :sorry:

Just changed it and waloo 42-52 kbps :) :) :) :) :) :cool: :cool:

So all those who are getting very low torrent down rate just verify your ip forward status. :yes: :yes: :yes: :yes:
 

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zerocool said:
I was wondering why torrents are downloding very slow only on my pc even i have forwarded my ip. It was like 3-12 kbps :growl: :angry: :angry:

After about 3 months today i just checked the router rules and damn...............:shocked: :shocked: :shocked:

All this time i had forward it to a different ip. Damn....:angry: :angry: :angry:
I have forward it to "192.165.0.3" while my real ip is "192.165.0.5". :sorry: :sorry: :sorry:

Just changed it and waloo 42-52 kbps :) :) :) :) :) :cool: :cool:

So all those who are getting very low torrent down rate just verify your ip forward status. :yes: :yes: :yes: :yes:


U can manually adjust the downloading speed neda?
 

zerocool

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DJ.Parker said:
U can manually adjust the downloading speed neda?

That is a different thing. If you are not using a router then you dont have to worry about IP forwarding.
 

Kulendra

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zerocool said:
I was wondering why torrents are downloding very slow only on my pc even i have forwarded my ip. It was like 3-12 kbps :growl: :angry: :angry:

After about 3 months today i just checked the router rules and damn...............:shocked: :shocked: :shocked:

All this time i had forward it to a different ip. Damn....:angry: :angry: :angry:
I have forward it to "192.165.0.3" while my real ip is "192.165.0.5". :sorry: :sorry: :sorry:

Just changed it and waloo 42-52 kbps :) :) :) :) :) :cool: :cool:

So all those who are getting very low torrent down rate just verify your ip forward status. :yes: :yes: :yes: :yes:

You are using ADSL da? Tha chances are that your IP will change every few days. Best option is to forward only the port and statically assign a private ip for your PC. So the connection will always look as if it comes from routers public IP with the relevant port.
 

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Kulendra said:
You are using ADSL da? Tha chances are that your IP will change every few days. Best option is to forward only the port and statically assign a private ip for your PC. So the connection will always look as if it comes from routers public IP with the relevant port.

uhmmmmm....thanks but no thanks...

I did Network and Telecommunication so i know what is hapenning with ADSL. What i've said is i have given wrong private ip for the router. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
 

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zerocool said:
uhmmmmm....thanks but no thanks...

I did Network and Telecommunication so i know what is hapenning with ADSL. What i've said is i have given wrong private ip for the router. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Set the private IP static then :) shouldn't be a problem if u own the network. By the way how did you end up with a 192.165.x.x for a private ip?

P:S:
Dont push your luck on "I did Network and Telecommunication so i know what is hapenning with ADSL." ;)
 

zerocool

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Kulendra said:
Set the private IP static then :) shouldn't be a problem if u own the network. By the way how did you end up with a 192.165.x.x for a private ip?

P:S:
Dont push your luck on "I did Network and Telecommunication so i know what is hapenning with ADSL." ;)

My mistake it is 192.168.x.x.........
 

Kulendra

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Edimax port forwading issue

(Sort of like digging up an old thread, but since its related..)

Im using an Edimax AR-7024A router and so far all of my port forwarding worked fine. Today all of a sudden I saw that Azureus has gone red and yellow on NAT and DHT, and when I checked, even though the router states that it does port forwarding, the thing seems to have stopped. Anyone who had this sort of a problem with edimax? Or can this be a totally different thing?
 

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Kulendra said:
(Sort of like digging up an old thread, but since its related..)

Im using an Edimax AR-7024A router and so far all of my port forwarding worked fine. Today all of a sudden I saw that Azureus has gone red and yellow on NAT and DHT, and when I checked, even though the router states that it does port forwarding, the thing seems to have stopped. Anyone who had this sort of a problem with edimax? Or can this be a totally different thing?


I think I sort of troubleshot this to the windows firewall. I installed service pack for the second time (dont ask me why, even i cant figure out why i did it :confused: ) It might have blocked. I checked with some online port checker sites, and the message I get for ports that are forwarded and not are different. (timed out vs. refused). Will post more later.
 

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Kulendra said:
(Sort of like digging up an old thread, but since its related..)

Im using an Edimax AR-7024A router and so far all of my port forwarding worked fine. Today all of a sudden I saw that Azureus has gone red and yellow on NAT and DHT, and when I checked, even though the router states that it does port forwarding, the thing seems to have stopped. Anyone who had this sort of a problem with edimax? Or can this be a totally different thing?

I think u need to try ur port forwading settings in ya router....if u doesn't have a static IP then it will be a fault sometimes.Try opening few port numbers and give it to Azureus and make exceptions in ya firewall as well...Azureus NAT/Firewall test will be useful for ya....
 

Kulendra

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DJUIK said:
I think u need to try ur port forwading settings in ya router....if u doesn't have a static IP then it will be a fault sometimes.Try opening few port numbers and give it to Azureus and make exceptions in ya firewall as well...Azureus NAT/Firewall test will be useful for ya....

Yeah well thats what I first used to troubleshoot. I had the port forwarding rules correct and according to azureus, it wasnt forwarding. So I tried to run the azureus and try to connect its listen port via a telnet. And the telnet failed, so I thought it must be the routers fault.

Later I checked with some websites that check the extrenal-internal port connectivity. The ports that I have forwarded gives a different message than the non forwarded ports (timed out vs. Refused). So I thought may be the router does forward the ports, but the OS stops them. (Quite possible cos I messed with SP2 that day). Im planning to reinstall the OS today, will post after that :)
 

Kulendra

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Well reinstalled the OS. (Repair didnt work). The system is now working well, but quite obviously I cant tell what was exactly the problem. All I can say is that the router was not faulty.