backfolder Posted August 16, 2010 Report Share Posted August 16, 2010 Hi all,I´ve just switch to MAC two months ago. As in my other W7 computer I´m just using utorrent for mac. The problem is that after using uT for several hours (maybe 10-24) my PPP connection stop working and need to reboot the router.Alternativelly I´ve been downloading with JDownloader for days with no probs.My hardware system is:Huawei HG520iMAC 21´5 - MacOS 10.6.4Airport DisabledConnected throught Ethernet.Port fowarded - 30542Connections Global Limit: 200Per T. Limit: 50Peers: Both disabled.Queues: Active T. L.: 4Active D. L.: 1Outgoing Encr.: Disabled.Should I reduced some params? Review NAT -- Port Triggering Setup?Thanks in advance for your help! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
backfolder Posted August 17, 2010 Author Report Share Posted August 17, 2010 Self answer... if someone helps.After some tweaks, I have been connected around 24 hours without cuts or collapses of my router.Here´s what I´ve done:In my imac and router:1.- First in MAC, in System Preferences in Lan options, make sure you have DHCP with Manual IP. Then give an IP, ie, 192.168.1.3.2.- Be sure you have uTorrent port fixed, mine is 30542. So disable "Randomize port during launch". 3.- Forward that port in your router NAT (Virtual Servers) using TCP/UDP packets, using that previous IP.In uTorrent Preferences:1.- I´ve disabled BitTorrent > Peers > Enabled Distributed Hash... and Enable Perer Exchange... (both options)I don´t really thing if this could help to fix my problem, but it´s a test by now and it is working. Maybe some 'master' could clarify this two options in order to enable or not.2.- Connections set as default. Global L.: 200 / Per Torrent L.: 50.I use to download only one torrent at a time, and respect ratio of 1,5 until remove the torrent.Sometimes two if one of them is really little. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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