UnknownToaster Posted April 6, 2007 Report Share Posted April 6, 2007 I really am at my wits end here. I have been using uTorrent for around 2 years now and no matter what I do I can never get the damned thing to green light. I always am able to DL and seed so I never let it bother me to much but yesterday I resolved to try and get this fixed in hopes of being able to download and seed better. I suppose I should start with the PC specs.Windows XP Proversion 2002Service Pack 2AMD Athlon 64 Processor 3200+ 2.01 GHz2 GB DDR RAMDSL Modem: WestelRouter: Linksys BEFSR41 Ver. 2NORTON Internet Security 2007In NIS settings I have allowed uTorrent, the routers settings are forwarded correctly with the help of portforward.com But reguardless testing the port claims it is not forwarded.So yesterday I decided to remove the router from the equation and directly connect only to find the same result. I tried disabling NIS 2007 altogether and the problem persists. I really have no clue what the problem could be at this point.editI have had some progress. It sees this new modem I got from my ISP has its own home network settings and it is the one blocking the ports. So Ia now trying to add a udp and tcp rule for utorrents used port but I need a bit of help.It asks for a Global PortRange _____ - _____and a Base Host Portthe global would be whatever utorrent is using, in my case it's using port 56353-56353But what should i put for Base Host Port?editI decided to check utorrent and it is now green lighted without adding utorrent to the home network settings of the dsl modem. I think it is because I set up a static IP first. I was never able to do that before, this new modem had the settings for such and with portforward.coms help I was able to do it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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