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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 don't suppose there's an easy fix for this, short of disabling UDP flood protection (which I'd prefer not to do) is there? What I've been doing as a workaround is just adding an exception for the (apparently random) inbound port for each new torrent session.
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    I don't suppose there's an easy fix for this, short of disabling UDP flood protection (which I'd prefer not to do) is there? What I've been doing as a workaround is just adding an exception for the (apparently random) inbound port for each new torrent session.
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