Well I enabled it
Cant really see a difference, but if it helps someone I guess ill be kind of happy
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Well I enabled it
Cant really see a difference, but if it helps someone I guess ill be kind of happy
me to enabled it!
i will try it
thanks in advance
Done, although my ISP doesn't throttle. BTW is there some sort of datbase listing ISP's who are known to shape? Might you useful for people thinking of switching ISP's
All ISP that do any form of throttling suck....end of discussion.
done it
did it :)
Ive been using encryption for a while now and see no performance degradation on the big trackers.
I will do , Thanks lol :geptard:
Thanks for this super helpful advice. Nice wiki link too.
bellsouth is cheep and pretty fast (for those in the usa and in bellsouth's area)
Just enabled encryption on both my boxes...hopefully this will help anybody downloading from me (I'm not throttled on either connection).
Does it help to enable it but still accept unencrytped traffic? Or should everyone only accept encryted transfers?
http://www.azureuswiki.com/index.php/Bad_ISPs
have a read of this page
my I.S.P is on the list -I use uTorrent and encryption and it works for me !
thanks very useful!!
ok its enable thanks
does this applay to seedbox utorrent client as well?
I'm very lucky... my ISP is very good from this point of view... don't limit me... :)
I don't think that beacuse seedbox's is dedicated for download and upload... not metter what kind... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by TorrenTy
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I've had mine turned on for a while now and I haven't noticed any problems or slowdown.
There is no reason to encrypt if the ISP is not traffic shaping i gues..
I have utorrent 1.6.1
To enable encryption in that, you click on options/speed guide & there's a box to tick.
Running Transmission on Mac OSX, wondering if anyone knows if it supports encryption. Not shaped myself, but want to support the community.
Most private sights suggest their users, turn on encryption, at least if your using utorrent or bit comet. -TheGman
bloody virgin media here in the UK are starting to traffic shape during 4pm and 12am.Quote:
Originally Posted by beat
with encryption off its a whole lot quicker seeding.
I have my on and i kick all that have it off.
When I turn mine on, it says my router port no longer is accepting connections. With it off, it's fine. I'm not throttled but I'd like to turn it on anyway. Any ideas? :)
Thanks for this tutorial! Working great on OS X with Azureus.
have turned it on in utorrent. will keep eye on whether it affectes speed.
I always have it turned on and my speeds are the same... so, i see no reason not to help the others who have ISP problems. :)
Most all of the information on encryption on p2p networks focuses on traffic shaping but I have a different question. We got a letter from our ISP (TDS.net) warning us to stop downloading copywrited material and even named a movie that we recently downloaded. My question is this: How much will encryption help keep us from getting cut off from our ISP? Can they tell what is ligit and what is not? I know that's a blury line but still... There are no other ISPs to choose from here and they said if we did it again they'd cut us off.
Thanks!
How many users actually see there speed improve? Maybe we can make a list with ISP who seem to block p2p, so we know when it is useful.
http://www.azureuswiki.com/index.php/Bad_ISPsQuote:
Originally Posted by sub0
:whistling
why we will do this options so i can't do this,because the Default it's ok for me
there are many guides for finding out if you are a shaped user.
im actually quite relieved to read this as i have been lucky enough to get into a great torrent p2l as they say, and from day one i had set encryption to 'forced' + accept legacy.
20 mbit all the way
thanks very useful!
did it.
enabled