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BitComet Port Forwarding

easy_as_easy · 2006-05-03 15:54:24

OK so Ive been using BitComet happily for months now, but only read some where you need to port forward, (im with eircom, so netopia 3347) i followed all the instructions, set it up, yet im still only getting Local connections, with no Remote connections. Can somebody help me? I read the azureus port forwarding topic, but…

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03-05-2006 4:54pm

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easy_as_easy

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OK so Ive been using BitComet happily for months now, but only read some where you need to port forward, (im with eircom, so netopia 3347) i followed all the instructions, set it up, yet im still only getting Local connections, with no Remote connections.

Can somebody help me? I read the azureus port forwarding topic, but doesnt seem to relate at all.

thanks!

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#2 03-05-2006 5:03pm
easy_as_easy

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nevermind, i fixed it ive remote now! im a genius!!

woooohooo

yikes, doesnt seem much faster?? i'll wait before passing judgement... :cool:

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#3 30-05-2006 10:35am
phreneticus

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I've tried setting up a pinhole but there's no option to put in my static ip! Just a port range which doesn't seem to make much difference, i'll set it up and leave it run a while; see if things pick up... Do i need static NAT?

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