Hey I am trying to forward port 45682 for UTorrent. I set up a static IP, then went to portforward.com and followed all instructions, then I turned windows firewall off. I should have the port open now, but when I go to canyouseeme.org it still says the port is not open!!
Another question, if the port really IS closed, would I not be getting any downloads whatsoever on utorrent? Or would the port being closed only make them slower?
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i think you have done it wrong, cause it should be open
maybe sure you have done two slots, the same port, but one is tcp and the other one as well.
that should make it work
AND if it doesn't....
The most Beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious.
It is the source of all true art and science.
~ Albert E.
lol i dont know that much about port forwarding but then something else is blocking you from opening or connecting.
you will get downloads if your ports are closed but they will be really slow and your uploads will be even slower as you can not connect to any other peers
run the connection test in utorrent. Then use it's port mapping feature.
Click options and then preferences and then connections.
Check: enable upnp port mapping & add utorrent to windows firewall exceptions.
Do not use random port. Choose your port > Click apply and OK to close out the preferences.
Press CNTR + G (Options > Speedguide) and select "test if port is forwarded properly"
If it says OK, then ure in like flint bro. If not, then take a close look in ure router cause some restriction is holding you back & it may be a firewall built in setting.
Cheers - gimme rep points.. lol my finger's are sore!
;) Bob
portforward.com?
anyone?
“The martyr sacrifices themselves entirely in vain. Or rather not in vain; for they make the selfish more selfish, the lazy more lazy, the narrow narrower.” - Florence Nightingale
Indeed. And shields up (www.grc.com) to verify it.
http://www.utorrent.com/testport.php?port=11111
Simple enough for me. You just have to love how simple the guys at utorrent make all their shit.
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