Emule and bittorent tuttorials

[Guest]

[Wheelie4]

Yes

Ok, thx.

[tbl]

You must move the rules up, over the default rule "Block IP in". ( CPF "reads/applicates" the rules from the top to the bottom)

Ohhh. Thanks, that's what I was doing wrong .

[Rayven]

Hi ! I'm using Utorrent and Comodo. It appears that my port is not open and my downloads are slowed down. I did as you say, but it still doesn't work ! I'm connected to internet by a modem-routeur which is correctly configured. Is the configuration different in this case ?

Allow TCP or UDP In
Source IP : any
Destination IP : any, or my IP (192.168.0.1) or the IP routeur (192.168.1.1)
Source port : any
Destination port : 17105

I also move the rule up.

Can someone help ?

[VaMPiRiC_CRoW]

Rayven,

for uTorrent you only need TCP.

The rest of the rule are correct, but did you also make that rule on your router?

Regards

[Rayven]

Rayven,

for uTorrent you only need TCP.

The rest of the rule are correct, but did you also make that rule on your router?

Regards

Yes, I did it and the port is open when I shut down Comodo ! So it's not the routeur. Strange !
It was working with other firewall but Comodo is better anyway. 

[VaMPiRiC_CRoW]

Allow TCP
Source IP : any
Destination IP : any
Source port : any
Destination port : 17105

If you put this rule above the last default rules, it should works fine...
I use it on my system...

[TheTOM_SK]

My bittorent port was not open, when I modified rule TCP/UDP Out. Do you have this one?
What are your uTorrent rules in Aplication Monitor? My Azureus rules: Aplication & Network.

[Nikos]

Allow TCP
Source IP : any
Destination IP : any
Source port : any
Destination port : 17105

If you put this rule above the last default rules, it should works fine...
I use it on my system...

Vampiric as Dest IP you say any? Is it the same thing if he did 192.168.0.1?!

[tedrcom]

Hi Pandlouk,

If I create the following rule in "Network Monitor" as suggested

Rule for TCP/UDP protocol

Action = Allow
Protocol = TCP or UDP
Direction = In
Source IP = Any
Remote IP = your IP adress (or "Any" )
Source port = Any
Remote port = the port your bittorent program uses for the TCP/UDP connections,

the said port would be open for all programs to use, not just bittorrent, wouldn't it ?  Is there any way to block other pograms from using this port ?

Thanks

[Nikos]

Only one program on your host will bound to that port because there is a rule saying that every open port can only be bound to 1 application only.

Otherwise, if many progrma could listen to the smae port if the info came to your host which app was supposed to handle it?

Even if you try to bound the smae port to 2 diff appz the OS wont let you.

The router forwards the traffic to specific inside ip address:port bu then there is an app waiting specificlayy there for that info and 1 app only!

[AOwL]

Hi Pandlouk,

If I create the following rule in "Network Monitor" as suggested

Rule for TCP/UDP protocol

Action = Allow
Protocol = TCP or UDP
Direction = In
Source IP = Any
Destination IP = your IP adress or zone(or "Any" )
Source port = Any
Destination port = the port your bittorent program uses for the TCP/UDP connections,

I had to move that network monitor rule to third place (ID 2) to get it to work with Azureus.

[tedrcom]

"Only one program on your host will bound to that port because there is a rule saying that every open port can only be bound to 1 application only."

My concern was that after closing bittorrent, the network rule remains and the port becomes open for use by any other program (legit or spyware) in my computer.

[Nikos]

yes if you close the app that you bound with that port then that port is open again for use.
and yes you can bound it to another app of your liking.

[panic]

Hi Pandlouk,

If I create the following rule in "Network Monitor" as suggested

Rule for TCP/UDP protocol

Action = Allow
Protocol = TCP or UDP
Direction = In
Source IP = Any
Remote IP = your IP adress (or "Any" )
Source port = Any
Remote port = the port your bittorent program uses for the TCP/UDP connections,

the said port would be open for all programs to use, not just bittorrent, wouldn't it ?  Is there any way to block other pograms from using this port ?

Thanks

rather than the network monitor, you could make this rule in the application monitor with bit torrent as the application. This way bittorrent can access the port and nothing else.

Ewen :-)

[Nikos]

Ewen Hello,

Could you pzl describe us the use of Application Monitor in a little Detail?

Thank you.

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