Thirdly, the speed connections (250Kb/s), the max downloads(2), and max connections per file (1) are quite optimum. So most definitely ClamAV is not the culprit either. Again, in consideration of the above allowances both present and from past experiences, java and javaw.exes are /have been allowed. Secondly, as I am already successfully downloading from a hoster service, this most obviously is not the problem.Īlso, as I"m using ClamAV atm, there really exists no option for this inside the AV. Therefore I can't see how Comodo is contributing to not allowing either of these. Within Comodo firewall are allowed the above. Most of the problems associated with this error point to a firewall and or AV not allowing java.exe and/or javaw.exe I've done some research on the downloading tool and the associated error that is posted inside the tool. If you only run one torrent at a time, you can increase max connection per task to the global max.I have this problem with JD and have gotten quite upset with the damn thing not working as expected. I set mine to 24 per task and global max at 128 and run up to 5 tasks at a time. Keep in mind that a typical router can only handle 64-128 no. My Network Monitor rules are still the same as my last post.When port forwarding the router, we have to uncheck "Enable UPnP Port mapping"Ĭlick 'Advanced' - 'Connection' and uncheck it.Īlso, note the values set to Maximum connections per task and Global maximum connections as these two governs the number of seeds you can retain in one torrent download. Some more log from when the torrent was at 90% or so.īut, I still get those "Inbound policy violations" even with it closed. I'd have near 50 seeds then it would gradually fall to around 30. Probably due to the fact that I was loosing seeds faster then I could get them back.
And thats the best speed I could get, but it always dipped down to 150kb/s or worse. Souce IP, Destination IP and Source Port = Any, Destination Port = A single port - 80īitComet, with the correct port. Rule 3 - Allow In TCP or UDP to Destination Port 80
Source IP and Destination IP = Any, ICMP Details = Message - Any Rule 2 - Allow all ICMP pings for both in and outĪction = Allow, Protocol = ICMP, Direction = In/Out
Souce IP, Destination IP and Source Port = Any, Destination Port = Single or range of port same as the port number(s) used when you port forward the router.Ĭlick 'ok' and then click right on the new rule and move it up to be above the Block entry indicated by the red icon. Click 'Security' and then 'Network Monitor'.Īction = Allow, Protocol = TCP or UDP, Direction = In (And according to one of them websites my port is forwarded correctly.)Screenshots will be difficult as there are multi-tabs involved. My torrents are still slow after doing what I could understand. Can you show me a screenshot of your network control rules? I don't think I did my settings right.
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