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Slow Download Bittorrent, download speed 0-18kb/s
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Mcroyal
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10. January 2005 @ 15:45 |
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whoops, your right, well, I ran the test 3 times, came up with 1.6 megs... still 3-6 kbps is a whee bit slow, and I leave the downloader on all night, still nothing...
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Xeno16
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14. January 2005 @ 14:20 |
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oi, i need some help. I got a 100.0 Mbps connection and a Westell modem (id tell ya more but im kind of inept when it comes to the technical side of computers) but anyway, my BitTorrent downloads wont go near as fast as they should. any way to remedy this? Please help.
-Xeno
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Xeno16
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16. January 2005 @ 05:09 |
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*sigh* i dont suppose anyone looks here anymore huh?
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bbcaw2
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17. January 2005 @ 07:46 |
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what speeds are you getting?
what is your hardware?
client you use?
ect...
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Xeno16
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18. January 2005 @ 16:05 |
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i get about 10 kbps, i have a westell modem. id say 100 megs, but good lord, i have no clue lol. ill take a look next time i get to my moms and check. and i use Bittorrent.
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bbcaw2
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18. January 2005 @ 16:16 |
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try some other clients like abc or bitcomet or something like that. i used to have slow downloads even though i had opened my ports and things and now i get fast ones and i use both abc and bitcomet. Some torrents are in the 200's but i average around 50.
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Xeno16
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21. January 2005 @ 11:57 |
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ah cool. thanks, ill give it a shot and let you know. I'd like to check it quick, but im living at my dads and all hes got is dial up *gag* lol.
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woogirl18
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25. January 2005 @ 15:28 |
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sorry got that ip address wrong, my default gateway ip is 10.19.4.254. can you help me to find what my router is to forward my ports?
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Xeno16
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26. January 2005 @ 11:22 |
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yeah, im using Azureus and im gettin about 20 kbps now. still a miserable speed but better i guess. anyone got any tips? other then messing with my router, cause i dont think i got one of those.
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bmaniac
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26. January 2005 @ 11:25 |
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i need help with my router
ive done everything
green light
but slow dls
i see a list of over 30 seeds
only 5 are connected
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Taintedl
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28. January 2005 @ 07:42 |
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FartDude, I need your help in configuring Azereus:
I have a cable 640kbps/128Kbps connection and also have Java and Azureus installed with the following conf:
Incoming TCP listen port = 55301
Max global upload speed=5KB/s
Max global download speed=unlimited
Max upload slots per torrent=5
Max connections per torrent=50
Max connections globally=500
UDP tracker client protocol NOT ENABLE
UPnP NOT ENABLE
Autospeed ENABLE
Tracker on HTTP port NOT ENABLE
Tracker on HTTPS port NOT ENABLE
Max simultaneous downloads=2
Max active torrents=3
On my Linksys Wireless B Broadband Router BEFW11S4 v4, I forwarded the port 55301 TCP to Internal IP address 192.168.1.72 (The IP of the Intel Pro/100 VE Network Adapter connected to the router)
My Windows XPsp2 Firewall is ON, with the following exceptions:
Azureus.exe
Javaw.exe
Azureus TCP port 55301
With this configurations I can get 1.5-2 Kb/s download speed and 12-15 Kb/s upload speed. What may be wrong? Several guys get 125 Kb/s download speed, and more.
Can someone help?
Tks
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bbcaw2
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28. January 2005 @ 10:00 |
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Downloads are proportinate somewhat to upload speeds. If your router is configured right i believe you still need to open that port number in the xp firewall.
Secondly i would up my upload speed to say 20 and see what your download speed is.
Is your light yellow or green besides the torrent you are downloading.
Also try a torrent that has a lot of seeders. Check to see what peers are sharing and seeding and see what thier connection is. If they aren a high conecton you will never get fast downloads.
So i say open the xp firewall port the same as you have in your router and up your upload speed!
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bbcaw2
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28. January 2005 @ 10:03 |
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also try limiting download speed to something like 500.
i get speeds n excess of 200 at times and average around 90-140.
i will look when i get home at my exact confige since i am at work and cant remember!
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Taintedl
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28. January 2005 @ 13:00 |
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Thank you bbcaw2, but still i have 3.1 kB/s Download and 13.1 kB/s Upload.
I'll be waiting for your tips.
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bbcaw2
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28. January 2005 @ 15:48 |
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is your light still yellow?
Also the torrent you are trying to download how many seeders? Leechers? How long did you keep it open?
Are you sure that your ports are opened right. Did you just open a single port or do a port range?
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Taintedl
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29. January 2005 @ 01:23 |
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Allright, let's see: I've got only one port opened for it seems to me that Azureus only uses one TCP port, I'm trying to DL only one file, I'he a healthy green face, and I'm connected to 10 seeds and 4 peers.
I've tried everything, I desabled windows firewall, I enabled DMZ on the router, I port forwarded, port triggered and UPnP forwarded.... nothing seems to solve the problem, I STILL HAVE 1,5-3,1 kb/s dl speeds
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wizard22
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31. January 2005 @ 00:30 |
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I had problems with ABC and BitTorrent. If your downloads are going slower than they should, there is a reason. I have a BT 1250 router with a 1Mb/s connection, and my downloads were going at 10kB/s average. So I opened ports 6881-6999 on my routers firewall, and turned off my windows XP firewall. All downloads are green. And now my downloads are averaging 105kB/s which is as fast as I would expect.
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joegar99
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2. February 2005 @ 00:10 |
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Thanks chefdp it worked for me I have
linksys router & Zone alarm both configed right
but was still only getting 18-20 kb/s
Now after changing setting to Enabled getting 100-124kb\s
Thanks again
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keigo14
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11. February 2005 @ 07:12 |
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hi can any1 help me please im having the same problem as evey1else ...i started of using bitcomet and it worked perfectly fine until one day it just stop working it normal speed ...my provider is tiscali and my speed is 256k....now my download speed is less than a 56k modem ....and it take more than 24 hours to download something which is only 300mb ..can any 1 help me plaese ive try using different clinets and they all the same..... and also my upload speed is very slow to has dat got any effect onto it
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sheena36
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19. February 2005 @ 05:47 |
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sorry to hear about your problem with tiscali but i thought i should let u know were all having the same problems with tiscali mine started 3 weeks ago and ive phoned them loads of time and asked them outfront r u capping me and they wont tell me i told them i was giving them until monday morning to sort out my speeds or tell me if im getting cap or im cancelling so dont waste your time with other programmes ive tryed them all but today im getting pretty good speeds on Azureus i even hit 90kbs for 5 mins
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marleymuk
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19. February 2005 @ 06:41 |
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well i have 4mb telewest blueyonder connection and today i got my fastest speed yet i got 487kb using bit tornado you have to remember some files will be slow downloading depending on how many seeds there are and the other users upload rate. but i cant complain as i usualy get movies in 20 minutes so im happy.
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j.lyons
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20. February 2005 @ 12:23 |
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Can anyone give me some advice. I have recently got 1024/256 broadband from Tiscali uk. I installed the latest Azureus and was downloading at speeds of up to 100k/s. Then out of the blue my speeds decreased to around 2-6k/s. To begin with I hadn't enabled the port forwarding on my router. I also ran a tweak test from www.dslreports.com and ran DrTCP on my system to give me optimum broadband setting and used the recommended TCP port. I enabled this port on my router thinking it would solve the problem. I tested this port on Azureus and it was fine. But after 12 hours the download speeds were still 3kB/s even though there 21 seeds and 54 peers. I've disabled windows firewall and that hasn't helped. I've changed ports but to no avail. dslreports my download speed at around 750kb/s.
I just cannot understand how when I didn't have a clue about the tweaking and the port forwarding I was getting massive download speeds and now I'm getting in comparison very slow rates even though I've followed all the advice in this forum. Can anyone give me any reason why this has happened. To test my connection I downloaded a dj set from a website at 50Kb/s so my connection is pretty good. Is this something to do with my ISP somehow restricting my download bandwidth? I'm just a little frustrated!
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sheena36
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21. February 2005 @ 00:46 |
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if you go and type in things about tiscali in google all youll see is things about tiscali capping your speed in p2ps im phoning today to cancel im well pissed with them my contract is up anyway
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unfuwain
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23. February 2005 @ 18:38 |
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i was downloading on bitcomet monday a film and was getting between 50 and 60kb download.tuesday i resumed the download and it stays at exactly 5kb up and 5 kb down
today its the same. tried other downloads and they are all 5kb up 5 kb down.
im on tiscali 1mb unlimited
not anymore im not.i can see a letter coming in the post any day now.
all i can say is 2 mopnths time buy buy tiscali
unless that letter comes,please please send it.
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shiroh
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23. February 2005 @ 20:29 |
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@xeno16
i have a feeling your lan is 100Mbps. not your internet connection,
http://forums.degreez.net/
if you got the yellow light that means you're behind a firewall. port is closed, that is bad.
take a look at the faq here.
it could be you or your ISP server thats firewalled.
there's a script on the degreez forum, that will check whether your port is open or not.
http://www.bittornado.com/
switch off your winXP firewall. its worthless.
if you're behind a router its safe enough. if not, get sygate firewall.
if you got a green light but still slow. that would either mean the client is b0rk or there's no peers :)
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