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Jonski

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#143689 23-Apr-2014 20:55
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Weirdness.

I've stayed away from torrents for years because of the legality and general dodginess aspect. But recently I've reason to get some (legit) files and am noticing a strange problem. I start a download and after a few minutes my broadband router will disconnect and drop the DSL connection.

I can restart and restart the router without success until I stop the torrent from the client (Tixati) and then another restart will bring the connection up again. I restart the torrent and it will run again for a while before falling off.

This has happened since I started. I've tried throttling the connection in both directions with no luck. I'm running Windows 7 and have a Vodafone DSL2 connection, usually around 12 Mbps.

Anyone with any ideas?

Cheers
Jon




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  #1030583 24-Apr-2014 13:55
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Jonski:
hio77: once again ill ask, what torrent client are you using? 


Sorry, that was in my OP: Tixati.

Cheers
Jon


AH. never heard of this one before. seems a lot of control.


considering what router you have, ild configure like so.




should hopefully handle a bit better after that.




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