helpMeBrigade Posted January 16, 2011 Report Share Posted January 16, 2011 TWEAK ACOURTESY: COMODO FORUMS -PANDLOUKHow to configure Comodo firewall 5 for utorrent.1. Go to : Firewall -> Firewall Behavior Settings-> Advanced. disable Do Protocol analysis2. Go to : Firewall -> Network Security Policy-> Predifined Firewall Policies and select Add...Give a name at the new Predefined Policy for example: uTorrentAdd the following rules:Rule 1Action = AllowProtocol = TCP or UDPDirection = InDescription = Rule for incoming TCP and UDP connectionsSource Address = AnyDestination Address = AnySource port = A port range = (start port = 1025 / end port = 65535)Destination port = the port of utorrentRule 2Action = AllowProtocol = TCPDirection = OutDescription = Rule for outgoing TCP connectionsSource Address = AnyDestination Address = AnySource port = A port range = (start port = 1025 / end port = 65535)Destination port = A port range = (start port = 1025 / end port = 65535)Rule 3Action = AllowProtocol = UDPDirection = OutDescription = Rule for outgoing UDP connectionsSource Address = AnyDestination Address = AnySource port = the port of utorrentDestination port = A port range = (start port = 1025 / end port = 65535)Rule 4Action = Ask (enable Log as a firewall event if this rule is fired)Protocol = TCPDirection = OutDescription = Rule for HTTP requestsSource Address = AnyDestination Address = AnySource port = A port range = (start port = 1025 / end port = 65535)Destination port = 80Rule 5Action = Block (enable Log as a firewall event if this rule is fired)Protocol = IPDirection = In/OUTDescription = Block and Log All Unmatching RequestsSource Address = AnyDestination Address = AnyIP Details = Any3. Start utorrent. When Comodo asks you with a popup, choose Treat this application as select utorrent and enable Remember my answer.Have a nice file sharing. WinkAdditional NotesIf you have connectivity problems:Go at Firewall -> Common Tasks -> Stealth ports wizard and selectAlert me to incoming connections- stealth my ports on a per-case basisBecause of a bug you must change the rule 4 (for HTTP requests) to allow. I hope this will be resolved with the next updates.PanagiotisIf you have a router, you'll need to configure it for port forwarding:http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/routerindex.htm1. Choose your router model (if it's not in the list, choose one from the same company)2. Select the software (in this case, uTorrent)3. Now follow the steps in the guideTweak to increase download speedRagwingIf you have just a modem, you may need to add a rule (above the last block all) to allow outgoing DNS requests such as:Action = AllowProtocol = UDPDirection = OutDescription = Allow Outgoing DNSSource Address = AnyDestination Address = Any (or your ISP's DNS server for extra security)Source port = AnyDestination port = 53SoyabeanerTWEAK BCOURTESY ULTIMACOMODO Firewall Pro [RULE 1] Action ............ : Allow Protocol .......... : UDP Direction ......... : Out Description ....... : DNS Service Source Address .... : Any Destination Address : Any Source Port ....... : Any Destination Port .. : (A Single Port) 53 [RULE 2] Action ............ : Allow Protocol .......... : UDP Direction ......... : Out Description ....... : Multicast Source Address .... : Any Destination Address : (IP Range) 239.0.0.0 - 239.255.255.255 Source Port ....... : Any Destination Port .. : (A Single Port) 6771 [RULE 3] Action ............ : Allow Protocol .......... : UDP Direction ......... : In Description ....... : Ephemeral Ports [iN] (UDP) Source Address .... : Any Destination Address : Any Source Port ....... : Any Destination Port .. : (A Port Range) 1024 - 5000 [RULE 4] Action ............ : Allow Protocol .......... : TCP or UDP Direction ......... : Out Description ....... : Ephemeral Ports [OUT] (TCP/UDP) Source Address .... : Any Destination Address : Any Source Port ....... : (A Port Range) 1024 - 5000 Destination Port .. : Any [RULE 5] Action ............ : Allow Protocol .......... : TCP or UDP Direction ......... : In Description ....... : Port [YOUR PORT] [iN] (TCP/UDP) Source Address .... : Any Destination Address : Any Source Port ....... : Any Destination Port .. : (A Single Port) [YOUR PORT] [RULE 6] Action ............ : Allow Protocol .......... : UDP Direction ......... : Out Description ....... : Port [YOUR PORT] [OUT] (UDP) Source Address .... : Any Destination Address : Any Source Port ....... : (A Single Port) [YOUR PORT] Destination Port .. : Any Where [YOUR PORT] is replaced with the port µTorrent listens on. These rules can be made global rules, but you're probably better off making them application-specific.In COMODO Firewall Pro v2.x:- Application-specific rules can be added via Security > Application Monitor- Global rules can be added via Security > Network MonitorIn COMODO Firewall Pro v3.0:- Application-specific rules can be added via Firewall > Advanced > Network Security Policy > Application Rules- Global rules can be added via Firewall > Advanced > Network Security Policy > Global RulesNOTES:[ul][li]I made a lot of rules, but that's because I was trying to make the rules as tight as I could.[/li][li]The Multicast rule can probably be tightened down considerably for the Destination Address, but I wasn't entirely sure how specific I could make the rule without breaking µTorrent's multicast (should the IP ever change in the future), so I left it with such a large range. If I'm not mistaken, the one single IP µTorrent used for LPD was 239.192.152.143, but again, I'm not sure if limiting the rule to that single IP would cause any misbehaviors in the future. Adjust the rule if you really want to, but I don't think it's really necessary, since the range is reserved anyway.[/li][li]If you're using an alternative listening port for any reason, then you're going to need to create a copy of rule 5 for that port (though you probably won't need the UDP part of that rule -- I say probably because I haven't tested it).[/li][li]I don't use Defense+ in COMODO Firewall Pro v3.0, so I'm not sure how one might configure it (if it is at all necessary to be configured, that is). At least one user has had to configure some setting in Defense+ to make COMODO work properly with µTorrent -- see the relevant thread here.[/li][/ul]* Old instructions for COMODO Firewall Pro Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
knightofmyfamily Posted May 28, 2012 Report Share Posted May 28, 2012 dear my friends. i'm newbie in torrrent. i still don't understand about 'the port of torrent' for comodo firewall configuration as shown below: Rule 1Action = AllowProtocol = TCP or UDPDirection = InDescription = Rule for incoming TCP and UDP connectionsSource Address = AnyDestination Address = AnySource port = A port range = (start port = 1025 / end port = 65535)Destination port = the port of utorrent & Rule 3Action = AllowProtocol = UDPDirection = OutDescription = Rule for outgoing UDP connectionsSource Address = AnyDestination Address = AnySource port = the port of utorrentDestination port = A port range = (start port = 1025 / end port = 65535)what is the value/exact value for 'the port of torrent'? thanks for your response Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kitsoran Posted May 29, 2012 Report Share Posted May 29, 2012 Press CTRL+G in uT, the port is configurable. Generally, make a new thread in the appropriate section instead of jacking an old one and give the documentation a good poke. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
digdeep Posted July 28, 2012 Report Share Posted July 28, 2012 I did all those things, but when I start u torrent, there is no option for selecting treat as Utorrent(new rule), only default one shows.I think I l try other AV, just because of this. Maybe Outpost Securtiy Suite will deal with this better. Even when utorrent is working with Comodo, its not working 100%, for example, tracker doesnt update itself, even if I try manualy, so I need to stop, and then start it gain, so that seeds and peers update. This wouldnt bother me so much, but Im uploader, so this is important. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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