Regarding Port/BT

Discussion in 'Internet & Networking' started by belikethat, Jun 23, 2006.

  1. belikethat

    belikethat Just Started

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    Alrite as you can see, the port is closed.So the question is How do i open the port for my torrent.I already tried portforwarding...
    but i am using dynamic IP address.. (streamyx 512 package) so i can`t have a static IP address.. My upload is higher than my Download and my ratio is already 4 ++ :( i am donating more than wat i received :cry: I am using Utorrent

    OR it is just working fine,, i tried port 80

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    I tried some Programs

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    but in the first pic it said it was blocked :nuts:

    What is going on ? Please help me :hug:

    Using: DSL600E ADSL 2/2 +READY ETHERNET MODEM firware 38.4.2
    Single user : directly connected .. no router
     
    Last edited: Jun 23, 2006
  2. Max_87

    Max_87 huehuehue

    Are you using the Aztech modem which terrorkom provided? The user interface looks exactly like the Aztech ones. I was using the modem and I had similar problems too. Although I already did the port forwarding in the modem, the ports are still blocked :wall: No matter what I do I never managed to solve the problem until the modem died and terrorkom provided me a different modem :wall:
     
  3. Jeremy

    Jeremy Black Sheep

    Could be the firmware problem as I've encountered earlier because the port doesn't open properly eventhough the custom rule has been set. Anyway you can try upgrading to the exact firmware version: 38.53.1-002 but if you don't know what you're doing, don't bother cause you're most likely to end up killing your modem like I did but I manage to revive it later on.
     
  4. zy

    zy zynine.com Staff Member

    OT : Jeremy .. teach me how you revived urs coz i have a dead modem due to bad firmware flash ..
     
  5. Jeremy

    Jeremy Black Sheep

    UGPM.....
     
  6. PlaySafe

    PlaySafe Guest

    dont bother forwarding the ports, just cap your upload speed 15-20 kB

    or

    download speed = 999999999 kB (9x) lol
    upload speed = 17-20 kB

    might works :haha:
     
  7. belikethat

    belikethat Just Started

    my torrent speed is now the highest speed achieve so far, 63 kbps :thumb: :nuts: :wave:

    oh well hope this maintain for some time

    found out that some dude from japan is doing all the seeding for me.. he alone seed me 50 kbps
     
  8. Chai

    Chai Administrator Staff Member

    You should always forward ports, if not, you will not be getting from all the sources.
     
  9. belikethat

    belikethat Just Started

    I was asking how do i really portforward
    i already cap my upload to 10
    * damn that japan dude stop seeding to me .. now i am back to 5 kbps *
     
  10. Chai

    Chai Administrator Staff Member

  11. belikethat

    belikethat Just Started

    i Did that..i was saying i am on a dynamic ip address.. how do i make a static ip address
    Do i still need to portforward even i am not on a router?

    INTERNET---->ADSL MODEM---->COMPUTER
     
  12. Chai

    Chai Administrator Staff Member

    You can't make yourself using static IP. And there's no reason to have a static IP unless you are running a server or something.

    No there's no need to portforward. Do you have any firewall running?
     
  13. belikethat

    belikethat Just Started

    Window XP SP2 firewall... i tried to off it.. same result..

    i go get some firewall software and see what happens
     
  14. Chai

    Chai Administrator Staff Member

    Try removing all firewall, don't use them first until you solve the problem.
     
  15. belikethat

    belikethat Just Started

    nothing happens.. still downloading at 1 kbps now :S

    i think it the seeder's problem
     
  16. Adrian Wong

    Adrian Wong Da Boss Staff Member

    If there's a problem with that port, try using a different port.

    Everyone using ADSL have a dynamic IP. Port forwarding has nothing to do with your modem's actual IP on the Internet. What you need is your PC's IP on your own network.

    So, find out what your PC's IP is by using ipconfig in the Command Window and set that in as the Destination IP.
     

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