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*ISSURE RESOLVED* azureus - yellow smiley :O

Post by Grombo »

so im downloading a torrent with azureus, i've got 15 seeds and 35 peers right now and im maxing at 25kb/s. azureus tells me i dont have remote connection and i might have an NAT problem.

any ideas?
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Post by Big-E »

You ISP is throttling the port? Try switching up ports, let us know if you still have issues. Try something high.

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i switched and dl speed plummeted
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What port did you use?

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Post by Big-E »

Actually try this:

Use your favorite packet capture util - such as tcpdump and capture the packets.
Take the capture and parse that data looking for RST packets, if you notice an abundance of RST packets it`s likely your ISP meddling with your traffic or perhaps the port is closed on your router? Could check that too first, I suppose.

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Post by Grombo »

i used port 7000 originally, then i changed to 8700 which now is as good as 7000, having just put in exceptions on the router and firewall.

also im not so handy with pcs, you lost me with packet captures utilities
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Yellow smiley means the ports arent configured correctly. did u make sure u opened the ports to you LAN IP? did you make entries for both tcp and udp?.
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well, i've disabled the windows firewall, and i've added exceptions for azureus' port on my firewall, and on my router
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I had this problem when i used to have azureus and the way i got round it was to go into the router settings, forward the ports and set a static ip address.

I would also recommend installing a third party firewall. Comodo is pretty good (thanks DNR) or you could use zonealarm or google for a few. Its ok to run without AV if you know what you are looking for but it is definitely not recommended to run without a firewall. :wink:

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well, i have mcafee if that helps, might look into avast which my friend has, and appears to be rather successful
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Post by Grombo »

i've switched to avast, but im not sure where to add exceptions for azureus. it's still showing up as firewalled

port 9000. ftw
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Post by Nerdz »

It's over 9000!!!!!!!!!!

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Post by Still_Learning »

Use U-Torrent instead :lol:

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Post by bad_brain »

I have to agree with itzm3, µTorrent is a LOT better...I used Azureus too for a while, but it often annoyed me, and after the big version update it became total crap. people here recommended µTorrent to me and I am really satisfied... :wink:

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Post by f4Gg0t_43 »

I've never used Azureus before, but I've never had a problem with utorrent.

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