Peers on azureus are conecting to swarm with a range of IP adresss!?

[terrydrav]

I supose its noting to do with there client just that all the peers i've seen do this so far had azureus. What gives? How are they doing that? How do you get around them? Just two of the punks can brick a 100 peer conection. This looks really bad news to me.

[DreadWingKnight]

anti-p2p poisoner peer server farms.

[terrydrav]

I think I understand. Just restart Utorent and hope for the best? Is there any risk? I meen its not as if many arent down loading copyrighted files.

[5618]

or if it's a real torrent try setting bt.use_rangeblock to true in Advanced.

[terrydrav]

Yes the rangeblock to true is helping. the torrent climbed from 13 real peers over 200 conections to about 40 in a few minuts. Thanks, sorry I paniced)

[Switeck]

Permanetly block the bad ips using µTorrent's ipfilter.dat -- they will almost certainly NEVER be good peers/seeds. Those are fixed, business broadband connections...used to destroy the free exchange of ideas.

[amc1]

If I remember correctly, normally the peers identify themselves as Azureus 2.3.0.2 or 2.3.0.4... a fairly old version of Azureus, anyway - if you see those peers appearing, then it's quite likely that they are a anti-p2p peer.

[robincheema]

use PG2... its always upto date. make shure not to block http..

[DreadWingKnight]

PG2's blocklists are overbearing, inaccurate and largely block legit peers more than they block the bad guys.