First, check the port utorrent is using (options, preference, connection) and disable uPnP-mapping.
Comodo settings (I am using 3.0.9.229)
Go to Network Security Policy to the ‘Global Rules’-tab.
Add the following:
Allow
TCP or UDP
In
Source address: Any
Destination address: single IP (your computer’s static IP)
Source port: any
Destination port: a single port (the one you found in the utorrent connection settings).
This should do the job and gives you a green utorrent running
Thank you for your help - I had to change from version 2.4.18.184 to the Beta version so I could follow your instructions and yes it’s all working. (:CLP)
Just one question on the Comodo Beta how stable is it? Have you had any problems?
Hello. If I run uTorrent, then others connections gone down (IE, FF, Miranda etc.). IE + FF shown me 404 error, Miranda shown me “Unable to connect to ICQ communication server, error 10055”. This error means this:
uTorrent work perfectly, but anothers programs are disconnected. When I turn off uTorrent, other programs work perfectly. I think, that the problem is in number of connection in COMODO.
Is possible to setup COMODO for more connections? Thank you for reply.
hbobeck’s solution worked for me also (thanks!) but it is necessary to move the newly created rule one position up in the Network Control Rules list, so that the incoming uTorrent connections would not be blocked by the previous application of the catch-all rule blocking&logging every connection. Once I did this, I got the blessed green network status icon on uTorrent.
Just so everyone knows, there is a wealth of information available regarding configuring CFP for p2p applications, network/ICS/printer-sharing, and so on in this thread:
The thread also has a link to the FAQs/Threads - Read Me First with a whole bunch more links, categorized by type of issue.
Read on, Learn, Enjoy! As the original question is resolved, the thread will be closed. some-time, if you need the thread reopened, just PM a Moderator (please include a link back here) and we will gladly do so.
S474N, if you have not already done so, will you please post your question in a new topic? That way it can be properly addressed. Thanks!