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Old 28th July 2008, 20:50   #33 (permalink)
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Re: Utorrent .... the complete guide.

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Originally Posted by jonny danger View Post
The upload speed is usually at least 2X the download speed. I don't want to be selfish but is there any way I could slow these guys down?
In utorrent you can set in Preferences > Connection, your maximum upload rate. Per torrent you can limit the upload rate too by right-clicking the torrent and go to properties.

Your general upload rate should be between 60-80 % of the maximum ISP upload rate. If the setting is too high, it will affect your download speed. If it is too low, your peers will not give you much.

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I've downloaded Peer Guardian but can't really understand the terms in the guide. Would this program open that port? Because when I test the port in the uTorrent dropdown it connects to a website and it says, PORT ERROR.
PeerGuardian blocks IP addresses you don't want to connect to. It has often problems with connecting to the websites to update the blocklists. Reinstall it. This worked for me.

Please tell, do you have a modem with one LAN port, a modem/router with more than one LAN port or a modem and a separate router with four ports? What is your "promised" ISP download and upload rate?
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