1.pandlouk’s configuration,Very nicely done, Although there are a lot of steps
2.Ragwing’s configuration, Which is significantly shorter to do, And apparently gives faster speeds.
My question is, Which of these is the better configuration?I want the fastest speeds possible, But at the same time don’t want to sacrifice my computer’s safety.
Please help,Personal experiences will be great, But all in all just help me decide!Thanks (:NRD)
I never had to use any of those. I have a hardware firewall so I simply port forward 1 port in and out on my modem. Then I made uTorrent trusted in Comodo Firewall rules. Took me less then 5 minutes.
Oh yeah and I forgot to mention that i’m not on wireless, I’m on a modem.Right now I have the first configuration applied, But I’m wondering if the second configuration is better or not. :THNK
All these threads are Comodo users. I asked you but you didn’t tell me. Do you have a hardware firewall? Is there one built into your modem like in my 2Wire Gateway.
I have a hardware firewall but thats for inbounds. You still need a software firewall for outbounds and Comodo has HIPS protection. What kind of modem do you have? Name? Brand? Model? You can check the manufactures website for everything. I am only asking for specifics cause its very easy to configure uTorrent if you do have a hardware firewall.
I personally tried both Pan’s and Rag’s ruleset. I also feel that Pan’s makes the download speed a little slower because it doesn’t accept connections to/from the peers who use (listening) port numbers below 1024. But of course, this means extra security. I don’t really see any security risk, but that’s my experience.
Rag’s is similar to the old CFP v2 style, which is what I use, but I also use something equivalent that I once set up with v2: to allow certain ICMP traffic. I find this maximizes uTorrent speeds.
The attached pic shows part of my Application Rules. I removed all Global Rules (only do this if you know what you’re doing).
i use pandlouk’s rules. :-TU , no problem downloading :-TU
no hardware firewall, DSL/broadband connection.
CFP3 Global rules setting:
stealth port wizard==>alert me to incoming connection-stealth my ports on per-case basis
(:NRD) (:NRD) (:NRD)
Wow soyabeaner, Sweet settings, (:NRD) How fast can you get? And is there a tutorial for setting those ICMP requests that max out speed?I just want to squeeze every last drop of download speed I can :Beer
i have question regarding utorrent, i think i can post it here (:TNG) (i’ve never used it before, i was too afraid ):
take a look at this screenshot,
i know that seed is comp that has complete pieces & peers is comp that have incomplete piece,
but i can’t find more explanation about it.
peer ==> 4(6) what’s that “4” & “6” means?
and what will happen if that seed = 0(0) ??? i’m stuck ???
you mean that FAQ link? i did >:(
oh nevermind ;D not a big deal (:TNG) !ot!
btw, are you sure, we’re OK by using your rule? mark utorrent as trusted and let it do whatever it wants?
hmm, i was gonna do that,but reading a lot of post about torrent issue made me think we need to do more tweaking for it.
i wish CFP can create some predefine rules for torrent software to make it easier :THNK