Azureus settings in Jetstream

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Topic # 5589 10-Nov-2005 18:59

Can anyone give me a smart advice how to set up Azureus under Jetstream (2Mb) with D-Link DSL-302G modem for best performance?

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Reply # 22999 10-Nov-2005 20:13

The firewall settings are critical if you are twao get a good connection speed. Due to the nature of the Bittorrent file transfer protocol you are rewarded with higher transfers if you contribute back to the torrent.

Generally if you are running on a computer directly connected it isn't a problem due it having a public IP. However if you're using NAT you'll need to enable port fowarding (even though Azureus does support UPNP, I have had limited success with NAT devices that support UPNP). Azureus NAT info

Note for the moderator: Bittorrent is a file protocol, it isn't specifically a means of downloading pirated software/movies/music/media. I use it on a weekly basis to download bits and pieces of Linux distros/GPL'ed programs. There are quite a lot of people who use the protocol to pirate media though. :(

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Reply # 23001 10-Nov-2005 20:30

Thank you and of course nothing illegal behind.
I am experiencing low speed, however NAT has been set up, port forwarded and firewall has been disabled.

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Reply # 23002 10-Nov-2005 20:31

And of course if this topic is against any law or moderations rule then moderators pelease delete..

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Reply # 23004 10-Nov-2005 20:40

I am perfectly comfortable with BitTorrent or any other file sharing being discussed. Its all very valid technology, with good legal uses.

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Reply # 23005 10-Nov-2005 20:57

Could you give me more specific advice regarding the transfer settings?
Max upload speed, max dl speed, max ul slots per torrent, max number of connections per torrent, max global connections, etc