Thread: Again problem in Port Forwarding

Dude...
why dont u use Azureus bit torrent client.. its much more user friendly then utorrent... u dont even need to open ports in ur XP firewall Azureus will do it for u... all u need to do is just select "unblock" when the firewall menu pops up when u first use Azureus.. then using tools menu in Azureus select the port u want the Azureus to use and ur all set to go....

Originally Posted by Masula

Dude...
why dont u use Azureus bit torrent client.. its much more user friendly then utorrent... u dont even need to open ports in ur XP firewall Azureus will do it for u... all u need to do is just select "unblock" when the firewall menu pops up when u first use Azureus.. then using tools menu in Azureus select the port u want the Azureus to use and ur all set to go....

Masula,

Could you please let me know what is the speed that you are getting when Azureus is used while downloading...please do not forget to quote what plan you are in ?

Originally Posted by skap

whitestar -
I have not tested dhcp with single system. at any time when i get this chance, i give you feedback.

If DHCP is enabled:

a) PC's TCP/IP properties are set to automatic: Router will give the first available IP address to the machine from the subnet

b)If you have given a hard coded IP address to your PC's then that TCP/IP address will be given to the PC.

Originally Posted by raj_7703

Masula,

Could you please let me know what is the speed that you are getting when Azureus is used while downloading...please do not forget to quote what plan you are in ?

Hi raj

with Azureus bit torrent client .....

I am getting download speeds of around 250-350 KB/s during night time (after 2.00 AM) with Rs.500 plan from BSNL WITH UPLOAD speed set at 20 KB/s
I also tried to check the speeds with UL750 Plan of BSNL and the download spped is 30-35 KB/s round the clock WITH UPLOAD speed set at 20 KB/s


To get good download speeds we have to match the upload speeds.. you have to play a bit to know the correct upload speeds to maxamise your download speeds...

Originally Posted by Masula

Hi raj

with Azureus bit torrent client .....

I am getting download speeds of around 250-350 KB/s during night time (after 2.00 AM) with Rs.500 plan from BSNL WITH UPLOAD speed set at 20 KB/s
I also tried to check the speeds with UL750 Plan of BSNL and the download spped is 30-35 KB/s round the clock WITH UPLOAD speed set at 20 KB/s


To get good download speeds we have to match the upload speeds.. you have to play a bit to know the correct upload speeds to maxamise your download speeds...

Masula,

Please tell me have you done an port forwarding in Azureus. Iam still getting around 40-50 KBPS with home 500 C in both utorrent as well as Azureus. my port is not forwarded. Iam using UT200R2U. what other setting have you done

raj

There are two versions of ut300r2u... is it the utstarcom one? use this online port scanner to check if ports are forwarded properly Online Port Scanner | Port Scan | Port Scanning | Portscan Tool also ensure you have opened the same port in windows firewall

Originally Posted by superprash2003

There are two versions of ut300r2u... is it the utstarcom one? use this online port scanner to check if ports are forwarded properly Online Port Scanner | Port Scan | Port Scanning | Portscan Tool also ensure you have opened the same port in windows firewall

Please do exactly as mentioned by superprash2003. I used both versions of UT300R2U and getting good speeds...

By the way what torrents ur trying to download... just curious..wann check what speeds those torrents give at my end.. also when you u download does the NAT in Axureus at the bottom is green "NAT OK" or yellow???

I am randomly using ports which start from 512xx .. 51210, 51211 etc...

hope this helps...

Originally Posted by Masula

Please do exactly as mentioned by superprash2003. I used both versions of UT300R2U and getting good speeds...

By the way what torrents ur trying to download... just curious..wann check what speeds those torrents give at my end.. also when you u download does the NAT in Axureus at the bottom is green "NAT OK" or yellow???

I am randomly using ports which start from 512xx .. 51210, 51211 etc...

hope this helps...

HI, The modem that i use if Utstarcom one. I Use both Azureus as well as Utorrent. I infact wanted to test which is better, hence i select Kaspersky antivirus v7 with decent seeds in both torrent clients. utorrent showed that No Incomming connection (yellow mark at the bottom) and gave me 45-50 KBPS max. Azureus started slowly and gradually went upto 90KPBs , but averaged around 50 KBPS. I did not change any settings except as suggested by Masula, i changes upload to 20 k and download to 0.

One more doubt is that, if i automate the reboot process of PC alone (not the modem) after 2am , will it be safe? will it appear in unbilled only?

if you are using ppoe mode then you have to reboot the modem as well..

Originally Posted by superprash2003

if you are using ppoe mode then you have to reboot the modem as well..

OK, i read from this forum that if i keep the modem ON without surfing or anything else, still some data transfer will happen... is it true? any precautionary measures on thi? (i have windows update switched off and antivirus update is kept manual--- anything else apart from this?)

yes.. very little but.. if you have virus on your pc then dont ask!! .. it should be fine man.. as long as nothing uses the internet without your permission or without you knowing then no problem at all..

Originally Posted by raj_7703

OK, i read from this forum that if i keep the modem ON without surfing or anything else, still some data transfer will happen... is it true? any precautionary measures on thi? (i have windows update switched off and antivirus update is kept manual--- anything else apart from this?)

you need to switch off updates of softwares installed in your machine...say real player, acrobat softs and others....

Delete your temp internet files and cookies often, because adwares,
spywares do background remote server contact though its not bandwidth consuming one