Yes. Basically, any torrent traffic to external IP, forward to your internal PC IP. Automatic packet filter rule should be ticked too unless manual rule is created.
Yes. Basically, any torrent traffic to external IP, forward to your internal PC IP. Automatic packet filter rule should be ticked too unless manual rule is created.
Ok so I setup the DNAT rule but I seem to be running into some weird issues. First of all when I start a torrent the speed is ridiculously slow though my bandwidth is not bad. (Down: 20.21Mbps Up: 3.74Mpbs) Secondly while I have the torrent running and I try to access any website google, cnn, astaro user forums I can not connect. About 10 seconds after I click on stop for the torrent I can re access all those sites.
Yes I do have IPS enabled. I running µTorrent on Destionation Port: 36394/Source Port:1: 65535. I will try disabling IPS and see if that solves any of the issues.
Disabling IPS did not really correct the speed issue. It just made it a bit faster but not entirely. I normally torrent at 700-1MB with IPS enabled I had about 2Kpbs and with it off I went up to about 200. I did also notice that µTorrent states that the port I have choosen is not open. IPS disabled also did not correct the issue of the torrent running and not being able to connect to any webpages.
So, the utorrent port you have defined on the firewall is: TCP - Port 36394 with src 1:65535
You should change src to 1024:65535 since utorrent wont use lower ports.
If you like I can login and have a look.
Correct. In utorrent I have define the port for incoming connections as 36394 and on Astaro I have created a service definition as utorrent TCP/UDP on 36394 with your suggestion of 1024:65535.
