I've had no problems with utorrent or azureus on vista. just add each of them to the windows firewall exceptions.
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I've had no problems with utorrent or azureus on vista. just add each of them to the windows firewall exceptions.
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i have done that with both and i dont seem to be havin any luck watsoever. this is killin me, 30kbs total download speed on bit comet is absolutely rubbish
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switch back to windows 2000 ... the most stable version of windows
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rite it says i have a NAT problem in azureus, what is that and how easily cant it be fixed? i only just upgraded to vista premium dont wanna jump ship just yet... and if so i go back to xp probably
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Either you are behind firewall or has portforward problem. Try NAT/Firewall test your port, also try to disable UPnP.rite it says i have a NAT problem in azureus, what is that and how easily cant it be fixed? i only just upgraded to vista premium dont wanna jump ship just yet... and if so i go back to xp probably
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NAT means ur ports aren't forwarded properlyOriginally Posted by tru-guru
... if you went through portforward and went to your router to forward the port.. then vista probably has a better firewall then xp . go set the exception to vista. if all this don't work go back to xp .(i suggest 2000)
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i tried to do the portforward but dont have the dns server details i have to call the isp first. this isnt goin to well and the only download program hittin over 150 or even 30kbs is limewire. this is crazy
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... then definitely its the portforwarding... GL
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What router are you using ? as far as i know you dont need dns server to open your port.
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im on a binatone adsl 2000, it came wen i switched over to my isp.... but why would vista require all this hassle wen it worked on xp? but if some1 can help or show me how to get it up and running properly it would be much appreciated
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... if you went through portforward and went to your router to forward the port.. then vista probably has a better firewall then xp . go set the exception to vista. if all this don't work go back to xp .(i suggest 2000)
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