NAT-PMP Errors....

[mlauzon]

I get the following error when I check the log while in uTorrent, this is after I start downloading a file:

Yet, I do not have NAT mapping disabled in the modem/router.

Then uTorrent shows the following:

So, why is it giving me the error as can be seen in the first image, but yet in the second image it's mapped it?

[CyberShade]

I am also having this error, what is the problem, does anyone know?

[mlauzon]

So, you're experiencing the same thing, I wonder why it's doing this. Like I said in my OP NAT mapping is not disabled. I am still waiting on an answer, 137 views and no one answsers; what good is a "Troubleshooting" forum if people aren't going to help!

[CyberShade]

I agree, what good is this part of the forum if no one is going to help. I see there's been over 200 views now since you posted your reply to me, but yet no one from the so-called "community" has even answered, this does not impress me at all, at least if there was a problem like this in Vuze you'd end up getting an answer almost right away!

[DreadWingKnight]

What model router is it?

[mlauzon]

The modem/router is an SMC SMCD3GN, I assume that if CyberShade is having the exact same problem I'm having, then he/she most likely has the same one, it's what Rogers Cable uses for High Speed Ultimate.

[DreadWingKnight]

Very few routers outside of apple brand routers actually support nat-pmp.

[mlauzon]

Be that as it may, you can see that in the first screencap it errors out, yet in the second one it has mapped it, and my SMC modem/router does in fact support NAT-PMP, as there is a setting for it.

[DreadWingKnight]

The error indicates that there might be misconfiguration in the router or improper support, since it's giving an error THEN working.

Try switching from nat-pmp to UPnP instead and see how that handles.

[mlauzon]

UPnP is enabled.

[moogly]

So use UPnP to forward a port and disable NAT-PMP if it's bad supported.