Block torrent upload router

Share More sharing options Followers 0. Shaun N. Posted June 4, Hey Bud, help me out! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Recommended Posts. I think this was discussed before - Yea, here you go. Fabulous, Thanks mate. Ci7 Posted June 4, Litespeed Posted June 4, Subject Delta Posted June 4, It works fine. Posted June 5, Posted June 5, edited. Edited June 5, by BudMan. Fred Derf Veteran Posted June 5, Posted June 6, Where your going to run into speed issue is those "not so well seeded" torrents ; I prob have the same speed internet connection as you This is the middle of a torrent download as well, I see 1.

If your not uploading, clients will not send to you very fast! Read how the protocol works. And to be honest trying to run it even if you were the only wireless client lets see, you most likely ride the short bus ; Wireless networks are not the proper connection for p2p, its going to saturate the network and not going to get the speeds you should be seeing on a correctly configured p2p client for the internet connection speed you have..

Posted July 24, Hi folks, I happen to be searching the net for exactly opposite problem Thanks, G! Posted July 25, If the port checker says its closed, then its closed.. Posted July 26, Hi Budman, Thanks for your reply. How can I prevent my roommates from using torrents? If necessary, I'm willing to buy a router that makes this easy. Aibek Scott,. Aibek Hi. Set up a hardware router.

On the left side of the window, click "Allow a program or feature through Windows Firewall. Click "Change Settings" and look for any torrent clients in the list. First, I will create a layer7 rule to identify Torrent packets. This rule will be named Torrent-wwws. It is always a good practice to give rules names that easily identify them. Image showing how to block torrent. Next, we create a firewall filter rule to deny access for Torrent-bound traffics. See commands below.

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Try turning off upnp, that should slow down p2p a bit but it will also hurt gaming. Message 7 of I'm guessing they connect wirelessly - if you could connect wired just turn the wireless off when their use is interfering with what you want to do.

Message 8 of Posts: 6, Would port forwarding a large port range say to an unused IP outside of the DHCP assignment range block them?