Dear , I can see the result on torrent client not connectable and no incoming connection ,Don't you have any investigation results?
Boss I enabled upnp service ,Set fixed port in utorrent and redirect the incoming connections from wan to the device running torrents. Or use upnp if you have just one natting router. Hope the customers have their own individual public ip...
/ip firewall nat
add action=masquerade chain=srcnat disabled=no out-interface=INTERNET
add action=masquerade chain=srcnat disabled=no out-interface=MEDIA
add action=masquerade chain=srcnat disabled=no out-interface=BDIX
add action=masquerade chain=srcnat disabled=no out-interface=YOUTUBEThank you Dear ,strange issue, check with utorrent client if connectivity test are ok to confirm port forwarding are working.
maybe your upstream ISP are filtering upstream torrent, i have seen some isp doing that
if connectivity is ok, there is another factors specific to torrents like the tracker site policies, torrent client need to have a lot of files sharing to upload, and that files need to be popular (many people trying to donload) and without too many seeds (people sharing the same file) to improve the probability of uploading.
also check the utorrent settings to improve the ammount of connections and allow more upload slots per file.
I have a client sharing 1TB of files (600 torrents) ans uploads 1 to 2 GByte daily with only 2mbit/s of upload bandwidth
I can't catch The problem Dear , i don't know what can i do nowi think you have to test and verify torrent working before traffic passes the CCR to prove CCR is the cause of the problem
I don't know too much , i need your help Boss ,First be sure it is your fault. Most probably it will be out of your reach.
Checked and no problem in ccr and upstream , just need filter and nat cofig ....i think you have to test and verify torrent working before traffic passes the CCR to prove CCR is the cause of the problem
Download Is Ok But Upload or seeding stopped ....strange issue, check with utorrent client if connectivity test are ok to confirm port forwarding are working.
maybe your upstream ISP are filtering upstream torrent, i have seen some isp doing that
if connectivity is ok, there is another factors specific to torrents like the tracker site policies, torrent client need to have a lot of files sharing to upload, and that files need to be popular (many people trying to donload) and without too many seeds (people sharing the same file) to improve the probability of uploading.
also check the utorrent settings to improve the ammount of connections and allow more upload slots per file.
I have a client sharing 1TB of files (600 torrents) ans uploads 1 to 2 GByte daily with only 2mbit/s of upload bandwidth
Boss explain dstnat i need this , i am missing something in dst natting ,Set fixed port in utorrent and redirect the incoming connections from wan to the device running torrents. Or use upnp if you have just one natting router. Hope the customers have their own individual public ip...
Thank you Jarda BossSet fixed port in utorrent and redirect the incoming connections from wan to the device running torrents. Or use upnp if you have just one natting router. Hope the customers have their own individual public ip...
Jarda Boss ,Good for you. Congratulations.
BossTake it easy... I meant your last response was looking like a poetry, even you probably were not intended it so.
