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GenesisX · 07-02-2008, 06:15 AM

Sweetness... Answers my question... Though setting this will be tmr. I guess I'll install something other than Azureus. Wanted to change sometime ago, but was too lazy. Seems to me that the Java component in Azureus takes up too much memory. My PC is as slow as it is. =P.

Ummm... one problem... I can't get Azureus to find an open port anymore. I've tried many ports from 6881 - 6999, a few from 43000 - 53000 ( 1 or 2 at the beginning range ,and 1 or 2 at the end). I can't seem to find one. It always says NAT Error.

I've currently left my router to PPPOE, while configuring my pcs to choose their own IPs.

Apparently, my router in static requires a definite external IP. This IP in my case always changes (dynamic). This is because my router always disconnects and reboots before getting the new settings. Therefore this is impossible, or will take a long time.

I'm also thinking of changing my ISP to a better place. For those who can have this ISP accessible, Tekksavy, which is a good move from Bell. Can't wait. Static for only 4 dollars more, instead of 100$ solid at where I am right now!

07-02-2008, 06:15 AM	#3 (permalink)
GenesisX Chaos Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Toronto Age: 15 Posts: 165 Rep Power: 0	Sweetness... Answers my question... Though setting this will be tmr. I guess I'll install something other than Azureus. Wanted to change sometime ago, but was too lazy. Seems to me that the Java component in Azureus takes up too much memory. My PC is as slow as it is. =P. Ummm... one problem... I can't get Azureus to find an open port anymore. I've tried many ports from 6881 - 6999, a few from 43000 - 53000 ( 1 or 2 at the beginning range ,and 1 or 2 at the end). I can't seem to find one. It always says NAT Error. I've currently left my router to PPPOE, while configuring my pcs to choose their own IPs. Apparently, my router in static requires a definite external IP. This IP in my case always changes (dynamic). This is because my router always disconnects and reboots before getting the new settings. Therefore this is impossible, or will take a long time. I'm also thinking of changing my ISP to a better place. For those who can have this ISP accessible, Tekksavy, which is a good move from Bell. Can't wait. Static for only 4 dollars more, instead of 100$ solid at where I am right now! __________________ "Microsoft: You've got questions. We've got a dancing paperclip." Last edited by GenesisX; 07-04-2008 at 04:54 AM.