IMPORTANT info about CONNECTABLE status, page 10

disease wrote:
OK hear  that :
1. Turned off all firewalls (not to mention setting up some ports)
2. stopped torrents
3. started torrents
NOTHING is being uploaded (40torrents)  you are 100.0% not connectable

EVERY OTHER TORRENT SITE IS WORKING GREAT (with firewall or not) but urs.... no this is not peers issue. this is obvious tracker issue. maybe due to high traffic?

keylla wrote:
hello I`m pretty fresh in the tracker,it`s awesome...so i am all connectable but in some ways my averege up speed is around 4o kb/s,but ussualy its slow like 5kb/s,how can i improve my up speed?

slash wrote:
a very new addition to the CONNECTABLE quest. everyone can and must conquire firewalls and any other walls between them and other users. only through achieving connectability you will have HIGH download speeds and other sweet things. so...

1. if you are not connectable and you're new to all this topic, try to open ports in your firewall. although i'm saying this, i assume next that opening ports in firewall is easy and anyone can do it.
2. still not connectable. here we go, a universal method that helps me ,ake my client connectable no matter what...
 - click on your name to see what you are leaching or seeding to see what of your torrents are connectable or not.
 - select all your not-connectable peers in the client. in azureus i ctrl-click them to mark them all together. say in burst you cannot do that, so you will need to do all steps for each torrent, which is not too cool. i make 40 unconnectable peers into connectable ones in azureus in just two mouse clicks.
 - stop them. do not pause, but stop. in burst or bit-tornado you will have to close that.
 - limit total upload speed to some smaller value. when done don't forget to increase it later to 80% of what it can do. less is greedy and selfish, more is bad for downloading or surfing the internet. again, azureus lets you do that easy, while others can be pain.
 - wait a minute or so, refresh your info, see if all of them disappeared. memorize the values on top of the screen for your peer_report, to see later what happened when you start all torrents again.
 - start all those torrents that you have marked. wait a minute. refresh info. check.  
 - here we can have three results:
    .. all torrents are said connectable. good!
    .. all ned peers are not connectable! worse, but not too bad. solution is : wait five to ten minutes and do everything again. see what happens. honestly, i do this always, and every time it helps 100%. so if you wait and let it stay for 5-10 minutes and then start them, they all become connectable with 95% chance. changing port or range of ports in client will also help a lot!
    .. some are connectable, some still aren't. repeat same thing in a few minutes for lesser amount of torrents.

i still need to figure out if there's something to do with hosting, but here's the best solution for now. do it and see what happens!

ps by the way, if you click this link, you will see (if the file is still on the website) a list of peers for this torrent, saying how many are seeding or leaching, and who is connectable. you can check it on any torrent scrolling down to the peers area and clicking see full list link.

lecsoman wrote:
Hi!

Sry for my bad english, im from Hungary!

So im sitting here 4 ouhrs long and im still 100.0% not connectable.      

- I dont have a router
- I dont have a firewall
- I tried all of the tips and not 1 of them workt for me

If someone can help me, then send me a pm. Maybe someone from hungary...

viktor1983 wrote:


it's your isp... do you have a wlan connection? they use NAT, and you don't have access to their router, that's the reason of your notconnectable problem. As far as i know, there's no solution for this...

bidona wrote:
you always can change your ISP or some points in the contract with the current one, its a matter of $$$