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1. #PORT FORWARD NETWORK UTILITIES FOR BITTORRENT HOW TO#
2. #PORT FORWARD NETWORK UTILITIES FOR BITTORRENT TORRENT#

Especially those torrent user that stay on some country, which their Internet services provider like to limit the connection offered on the these bit torrent ports. I hope this configuring router port forwarding tutorial will benefit for those torrent user want to improve p2p files downloading speed. Remember that BitTorrent uses ports in the 6881-6999 only. If more than one computer on the network may run BitTorrent, a different range such as 6890-6899 or 6990-6999 can be used for each. These ports must be directed to the computer running the BitTorrent client. For BitTorrent, many home users set up port forwarding on the TCP range 6881-6889.In order for outside BitTorrent clients to reach this one, they must be able to connect to the correct port. However, if this port is busy for some reason or there are other bit torrent client using the same port, the client will instead try successively higher ports (6882, 6883, and so on up to a limit of 6999). A torrent client normally associates the TCP port number 6881.

Example: you can set the port forwarding setting and ip address is your computer ip address like below : This feature allows the administrator to tell the firewall where traffic for a given port number should be directed. Most home routers possess a feature called “Port Range Forwarding” to do this. To ensure the Torrent ports are made available to requesting clients, a home router or firewall can be manually configured to accept them. Firewalls can block nearly all of the ports used by P2P clients.Turn off the router firewall and enable uPnP features allow the Torrent ports to pass through. To ensure the Torrent ports are made available to requesting clients.

#PORT FORWARD NETWORK UTILITIES FOR BITTORRENT HOW TO#

How To Increase Torrent Download Speed using router configuration: So, below is a configuring port forwarding tutorial (Using Linksys router) to increase torrent download speed on your computer.

So, this might cause network confusion to router hardware to take time figure out the correct IP destination. Whenever any torrent data reach your router using port 6881, the router doesn’t know where should the torrent data be directed and which local computer that have activate BitTorrent client. Meanwhile, lack of router port forwarding setting or enable uPnP features also might cause blocked or slow torrent data transfer reaching the computer destination on local area network.Įxample slow torrent downloading: As most torrent client uses TCP port number 6881 as default port but there is more than one computer on local area network. By default, most of the router has activated the firewall security to block all incoming bit torrent connection. Some torrent user might experiences slow torrent files download speed due to lack of router port forwarding configuration or internal router firewall security blocking.