Thread: Can we speed up Utorrent

On Bsnl I dont speeds Going up for utorrent downloads With Limewire it is fine But not with Utorrent Can Somebody Help Please,........................................... ....
Advance Thanks To Fellow Downloaders And .
How Can you upload on Utorrent.......................................... ........

first of all if you are using pppoe mode(in which just by turning on the modem you got connected)you have to port forward.this is the most common problem.it also depends on the ratio of seeders:leechers.

I Have Huawei & ut300r2u modem............ I also dont know what is port forwarding........................

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Do u have PFconfig i am not able to unblock port manually please help............................

newer ut300r2u modem provided by bsnl don't support port forwarding.you have to go to NAT-DMZ settings & setup a DMZ zone.

NAT-DMZ is in your modem's configuration page, go to your browser type 192.168.1.1 and enter username and password as admin ...then click on advanced setup,click on NAT,then click on dmz.. and enter your computer's ip address.. it should be in the form 192.168.1.x .. if you dont know ur computer ip then go to the command prompt and type ipconfig.. you should find it there.. enter ur ip in the modem's config page and save/reboot!!

also remember to open the port you select in uTorrent in your windows firewall/other firewall.

with huawei modem (smart mt800) is port forwarding possible................

Port Forwarding for the Huawei SmartAX MT880

above is for MT880.but settings should be similar.

Sorry to dissappoint you dear helpful people i cant understand a thing.............................................

try to understand.at first it may looks difficult but it is not.or you can ask any friend of yours who knows these things or understands them & he can do it for you.

do you see something called as "VIRTUAL SERVER" or "NAT-DMZ" in your modem's menu.. its gotta be there...