The way to go around their filter is to encrypt your packets. If they can’t determine that it’s a torrent connection, it won’t be filtered. They detect torrent connections by reading its header packets. With your ISP traffic shaping torrent connections, how do you go around their filter? There are still a lot of factors that may affect the speed but I’m not going to explain them here. Your download speed may vary due to your seeder’s and peer’s connection speed. Do not assume that if you have subscribed for a 1mb connection you should get that speed when downloading. They had decided to limit your Bittorrent download speed simply because you leechers are sucking up all their bandwidth with your non stop downloads 24 hours a day.Īnother thing you should understand is the architecture of Bittorrent. This is done on your ISP side, namely StreamyX.

Now we move on to the subject of traffic shaping. You may place yourself in the DMZ to achieve this but it’s not advisable due to security reasons. Port forwarding will allow anyone from the Internet to connect to your computer’s ports. When you’re behind a firewall or router, you computer’s ports will not be visible to the Internet.

TMNET started traffic/bandwidth shaping Bittorrent connections of their users.įirst of all, please understand what port forwarding is all about. They did work before but probably not now. Most of them tried port forwarding and complain that my tips do not work. I’ve got tonnes of people complaining about slow Bittorrent download speed on my blog almost everyday.

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