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Now, that i remember it i have seen a "UPnP(XXXX)" (XXXX=port number) when using ut v3. Does that indicate the the n/w was setup correctly? Because then i did enable UPnP on the router and windows AND utorrent on another machine (which i dont have any more) it seemed to have setup correctly (did it?). Also turning on UPnP seemed to have correctly set the port forwarding both on my router and windows firewall. As for my cable modem, it has nothing but my ISPs name written on it (with a Mac address). No luck with that.

I have a cable modem (from my provider) and a wireless router (as mentioned in my earlier post). But my cable modem came from my cable provider, how do i portforward/configure that?

Hi, great tutorial. It did help me improve my speeds, but i am stuck at a point - "NAT Error". My config are as follows: Windows XP SP2 (yes, the one with the built-in firewall) connected to a Cable modem via a Dell 2350 wireless router. I have done the following from the guide: a) Set-up a static ip address Set up port forwarding on my windows firewall c) Set up port forwarding on my router (using the guide on portfoward.com) d) Used TCPOptimizer e) Patched my tcpip.sys Here are a few observations-cum-problems so far: a) "Nat Error" on my utorrent status bar (drat!) Open Office torrent helped me reach a speed of 65 kBps download and 12 kBps (yes B - un-e-believable! Thanks guys) c) It maxed out my connection too (drat!) d) My continuously flickering connection to my wifi router. Any inputs? or questions? thanks in advance.. - Agni