Gaming Port Forwarding the port for uTorrent?

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It seems that I'm having trouble port forwarding the port uTorrent is using.

This is the guide for my router: http://portforward.com/english/routers/por...v1/Utorrent.htm

Following this guide right to the bone is as simple as 1,2,3. But after saving the setting on my router page, I opened uTorrent and did the setup guide and it informed me that the port is not forwarded, same result when I checked with portforward.com's exe that checks if the ports are forwarded.

After it failed, I tried randomizing the port for uTorrent and then tried the steps with the randomized port but sadly it still failed.

So what do I do?
 
gifi4 said:
It seems that I'm having trouble port forwarding the port uTorrent is using.

This is the guide for my router: http://portforward.com/english/routers/por...v1/Utorrent.htm

Following this guide right to the bone is as simple as 1,2,3. But after saving the setting on my router page, I opened uTorrent and did the setup guide and it informed me that the port is not forwarded, same result when I checked with portforward.com's exe that checks if the ports are forwarded.

After it failed, I tried randomizing the port for uTorrent and then tried the steps with the randomized port but sadly it still failed.

So what do I do?
there a few things which could've gone wrong.
maybe your firewall is blocking the port?
your isp blocks the port? or
is there another router/modem before the current router? (e.g:pc->(configured)router->router2/modem->internet)
 
Make sure the program is closed and portforward, or make sure that there isnt any other port that are using uTorrents port, btw is this your first time Portforwarding?
 
Maplemage said:
Make sure the program is closed and portforward, or make sure that there isnt any other port that are using uTorrents port, btw is this your first time Portforwarding?
uTorrent is closed after I check the port that it's using, and no other program is using the current port that uTorrent is using, and yeah, it's my first time Portforwarding, the only other thing I've done was put my PS3 into the DMZ because my NAT type was causing issues. So any suggestions, want me to take screenies of what I'm doing and post them up?
 
If you want to be lazy just enable uPNP port forwarding in uTorrent. Then on your router enable uPNP. Then you don't have to do anything. Also what router do you have? It would help me find some screenshots or at least help you navigate the router options. There's really not much you need to do in uTorrent.
 
Rydian said:
What does canyouseeme.org say?

QUOTESuccess: I can see your service on 210.49.65.129 on port (41474)
Your ISP is not blocking port 41474
 
Like Rydian said, also even if there are seeds it does not mean that they will instantly connect to you as the seeders may have limits set on incoming connections and total allowed simultaneous connections. If canyouseeme.org says your port is forwarded then it probably is just let uTorrent run for a little and see if any one connects to you. How many torrents do you have running at one time?
 
Rydian said:
Might be an issue with the test program then. Do torrents work properly? Do note that if the torrent you're using has no seeds, uTorrent of course won't detect any incoming connections.
Downloading torrents works like a charm but the uploading is the only problem, and as I'm on a private tracker, uploading is kind of important.


QUOTE(431unknown @ Apr 10 2011, 04:47 AM) Like Rydian said, also even if there are seeds it does not mean that they will instantly connect to you as the seeders may have limits set on incoming connections and total allowed simultaneous connections. If canyouseeme.org says your port is forwarded then it probably is just let uTorrent run for a little and see if any one connects to you. How many torrents do you have running at one time?

I usually have anywhere from 1 - 20 torrents at a time but after downloading a whole heap, all I have on my list is 2 things. And I CAN upload/seed but it goes so damn slow and I can seed torrents from sites other than my private tracker and they can rise up to 100KBps. No one else on my PT seems to have this problem.
 
It takes a little time for uTorrent to say that the network is ok. It's not just instant.
 
Saturnplanet5 said:
It takes a little time for uTorrent to say that the network is ok. It's not just instant.
Exactly how long? Because I've had it running over 12 hours and it still isn't forwarded...
 
Did you try enabling uPNP within uTorrent as well as on the router? That's really the easiest way to go if you're having issues. You should see uTorrent connect to DHT as long as the uPNP port forwarding is working.
 
doyama said:
Did you try enabling uPNP within uTorrent as well as on the router? That's really the easiest way to go if you're having issues. You should see uTorrent connect to DHT as long as the uPNP port forwarding is working.
Yeah I know about uPNP and when it is enabled, the port is forwarded but it makes no difference to the seeding so I'm trying to manually port forward it.
 

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