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Torrent setup

crash893
Okay im still a little shakey on how to set this up


so far ive set up in the firewall


computer -> tcp/udp 50581 -> any ip4
any ip4 -> tcp/udp 50581 -> computer


I've also setup a dnat

any -> tcp/udp 50581 -> external network
dest: computer


still I have nothing

Any ideas?

I don't think Dnat is the right destination becuase i might have multiple torrent clients on the network


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    I do agree utilizing a Socks Proxy is the better approach given the required scalability, however, not all clients support the use of a proxy. Transmission unfortunately removed this feature so anyone partial to that client (guilty) is out of luck for now. One could use uTorrent, however, it is very alpha for those who use Linux. Good luck with which ever approach you execute.
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    I do agree utilizing a Socks Proxy is the better approach given the required scalability, however, not all clients support the use of a proxy. Transmission unfortunately removed this feature so anyone partial to that client (guilty) is out of luck for now. One could use uTorrent, however, it is very alpha for those who use Linux. Good luck with which ever approach you execute.
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