ShAQ Posted December 19, 2007 Report Share Posted December 19, 2007 Hi together.I work at a company (Europe) with an office in China. Sometimes we have to share files with China. Rsync was really slow (2-5kb/s), same as FTP (6-10kb/s, also broken files). So I did transfertests with Bittorrent on our testsystems (8-10 PCs) with many incomming VPN-Connections from China (4-6) and 1 uTorrent client on every machine. It worked superb! The Speed growed up to 200 kb/s.Now I want this screnario only with 1 client on each side but with multiple port usage as descripted above. Instead of a VPN connections we setup to forward special port (+ip) request from outsite into the inside running client with multiple port(s). Is there a client out which support this szenario? Or is there a trick to force a bittorrent client to use more then one tcp connection to another host? Any other ideas how I could establish a multi-port-connection with China to do a Sync via Bittorrent?(China: Bad pingtime (400 ms +), connection unstable (5-19% drops!)).Thank you for any ideas/solutions. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jewelisheaven Posted December 19, 2007 Report Share Posted December 19, 2007 uTorrent by DEFAULT disables multiple connections per IP.Also the bittorrent protocol is a unique idea in this regard over such an unstable connection because you are ensured byte-for-byte copies of source files.There is an option to specify port ranges to use for client connections (net.outgoing_port and net.outgoing_max_port) but incoming connections all happen on the port you specify under Ctrl-G settings. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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