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What can a Wimax Modem Firewalled User do to improve the speed ?


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Hi Everyone

I have a Wimax USB Modem and I'm Firewalled by my ISP , which means that I can't forward

any port . Is there any thing I can do to improve speed ? maybe a proxy server or anything similar

to that , maybe there's a work around my ISP firewall or something

I also have 2 questions in my mind , hope that you can answer them :

1- Can I make a torrent and seed it even if the port is closed ?

2- Will there be a Utorrent that doesn't require port forwarding ?

Thanks in advance for all who helped and also for those who tried to help

Regards

Muhammad Najem

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@Switech

But even if the uTP and Teredo/IPv6 are enabled the speed is very low , especially uploading speed . It doesn't exceed few KB even though it should reach 125KB .

As for my ISP , it doesn't forbid any torrent use or anything related it . They are just blocking

ports because they're using a firewall and unfortunately their tech support is very poor

so I can't contact them and complain about this issue .

Now , you mentioned Proxy and VPN could you please tell me more about them ?

and if I used a proxy , would it make it possible to forward ports ? and what type of proxies is best to use ? and the same questions about VPN .

Thanks a lot for your support

I'm waiting for your reply

Regards

Muhammad Najem

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I mentioned that uTP and Teredo/IPv6 work without a proxy or VPN. That doesn't mean I can give help with the latter. :(

I don't know the speed of your service.

I don't know your uTorrent settings.

I don't know what troubleshooting steps you've done.

1st and 2nd links in my signature!

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@Switeck

My connection speed is 2Mb\s

My Utorrent settings are Default

I didn't do any troubleshooting as the only problem I'm having that my ISP is blocking all ports

and I need find a way to forward a port , so I asked you would it be possible to do so by Proxy or VPN ? and How ?

Thanks again for your help

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2 Mb/s what? sustained, peak, 95% percentile? Download? upload? both? total combined?

Almost all proxies have NO means of receiving incoming connections and VERY few VPNs do either.

I don't know how to configure them, but it would be work that has to be done on the VPN's side rather than on yours. :(

The 2 links in my signature may improve your speeds.

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@Switeck

2MB\S Connection Speed = 256KB Download & 125KB Upload

As for Proxy and VPN , I guess I'll just have to live with it ( the fact that my ISP who blocks all ports )

maybe someday they will forward a port .

Thanks again Switeck for your help and support

Regards

Muhammad Najem

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