Comments on: How to open ports and increase uTorrent speeds with connectability? http://www.digit-8.com/torrent-tips/how-to-open-ports-and-increase-utorrent-speeds-with-connectability/ About Tips and tricks used to make money online. It's not just about money, business, forex, loans though, there are a lot of different topics that are discussed: entertainment, games, sports, cars, videos and more Mon, 06 Feb 2012 10:51:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Georgia Yankee http://www.digit-8.com/torrent-tips/how-to-open-ports-and-increase-utorrent-speeds-with-connectability/#comment-3691 Georgia Yankee Thu, 21 Apr 2011 05:11:35 +0000 http://www.digit-8.com/archives/30#comment-3691 The reason I asked (above) is that no matter what I do, the tests say the port's closed and I cannot be pinged. uTorrent upload speeds are glacial. Thanks again. The reason I asked (above) is that no matter what I do, the tests say the port’s closed and I cannot be pinged. uTorrent upload speeds are glacial.

Thanks again.

]]> By: Georgia Yankee http://www.digit-8.com/torrent-tips/how-to-open-ports-and-increase-utorrent-speeds-with-connectability/#comment-3690 Georgia Yankee Thu, 21 Apr 2011 05:10:15 +0000 http://www.digit-8.com/archives/30#comment-3690 Excellent tutorial, but I have windows 7 - any advice? I'm in the US, using Clear with a lynksys WRT54G and a Clear modem (Motorola WiMax CPEi 25725). The modem has a port forwarding module - do I need to make any entries there? I used portforwarding.com's guide for forwarding ports in the Linksys. Thanks again - this is some great work, and is the first such tutorial I've read that's comprehensible, not written totally in jargon. Excellent tutorial, but I have windows 7 – any advice?

I’m in the US, using Clear with a lynksys WRT54G and a Clear modem (Motorola WiMax CPEi 25725). The modem has a port forwarding module – do I need to make any entries there? I used portforwarding.com’s guide for forwarding ports in the Linksys.

Thanks again – this is some great work, and is the first such tutorial I’ve read that’s comprehensible, not written totally in jargon.

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