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NZtechfreak

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#72120 24-May-2007 18:30

Quick questions, because I can't see anything mentioned here earlier: have you tried changing which ports are forwarded through your router? Have you put protocol encryption on?

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shavas

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Wannabe Geek

#72121 24-May-2007 18:35

UPNP router. And port 50001 is the forarded for me. Encryption is enabled.

martyyates

68 posts

Master Geek

#72124 24-May-2007 18:51

Got some dl's running now. Only 1 seed thru Telecom so will see what happens when the US peers wake up....

smithspa

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Wannabe Geek

#72158 25-May-2007 08:02

Yes all ports forwarded correctly. Now that it is morning downloads going as they should at over 200k. I have tested enabling encryption but I find downloads seem to go even slower. Anyway, I will just watch Lost when I get home from school, and hope any downloads I do in the evening Work!

MikeE

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Geek

#72242 25-May-2007 17:51

Same problem, ports are forwarded correctly.

utorrent just aint working as of about 2 days ago.

Worked a bit yesterday..

Same thing on the other flatties connection.

Also on orcon and on zeroshock

shavas

5 posts

Wannabe Geek

#73565 6-Jun-2007 08:59

As an update the connection issue is still hapening for me. It does not happen all the time. But when it does p2p traffic is capped at 30k/s down. I have had a ticket laid with orcon and now that has been forwarded to the t2 coporate suppliers faults as they seem to think it is one of their upstream suppliers capping things. But i should know what is hapening in a few days.

martyyates

68 posts

Master Geek

#73573 6-Jun-2007 09:17

good work chasing Orcon like that. All good with uTorrent at my place. as before - am on ZeroShock and can see the limiting running during bus hours but overnight things rocket along.

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Kittychan

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#73783 7-Jun-2007 11:06

Hi all

I always have questions and I am sorry

. I am using Azureus to download the torrent files, but I would like to know how can I reduce the upload speed and increase the download speed?

Do you guys know any torrent program that allows you to do that?

Thank you so much

I don't want to exceed my allowance you see

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