Mpaladin
@cable.rogers | reply to byebyebye
Re: [Extreme] alternative ports for 1720 (tested)
Hey guys for Rogers what am I actually supposed to check and not check. my 1720 was being throttled so I Downloaded the new Azerus 2.4 relaese but not sure what to do with it. Thanks |
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puzz1ed
join:2005-02-20
Markham, ON
| A detailed help page is linked right into the app. I encourage everyone to read it.
»azureus.aelitis.com/wiki/index.p···_shaping
If 1720 was not good for you (ie. all ports throttled) then you're probably best off just enabling RC4 encryption with no fallback. If 1720 is good then also allow incoming fallback. A Shaw user claims that if he has any unencrypted sessions on the same port then things are bad for him so experiment. Things are quitely likely different even within one ISP's network.
»https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.ph···=3571715
This setting should allow you to:
1) Connect to anyone running AZ 2.4.0.0 (or uTorrent 1.4.1 beta).
2) Receive connections from anyone running AZ 2.4.0.0 (or uTorrent) who has enabled encryption.
You're limited in the actual numbers of compatible peers currently but Azureus users are getting auto-update messages now. Anyone that updates will increase #1. #2 will only increase if they enable encryption but most won't unless they know they are throttled.
As perfect as you're going to get for now. This scheme maintains full backward compatibility for non-throttled users and gives throttled users as much access as possible to the swarm without compromising that.
The next step by ISPs will have to be more intensive traffic flow analysis of all your connections in aggregate or to more vigorously enforce bit caps. |
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Mpaladin
@cable.rogers
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Thanks for the reply but for some reason I cant find the encrypted section. I go to tools-options-connections and I look for the enable encryption section but it does not show up. I try the intermediate and Advanced. Sorry if i'm missing something so simple. |
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pulp39
Premium
join:2003-01-28
Ottawa, ON
2 edits | I checked them for demonstration purposes, (no need for this in Carp) these settings are greyed out if not checked, kinda easy to miss if you don't pay attention.
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What da hell's a matter with you putting in Liebranoes as MP's? God save us.... |
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MPaladin
@cable.rogers | reply to byebyebye
Haha Man I'm such a Noob Thanks guys. |
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TKI7
join:2006-02-05
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someone tell me if this is right... if a person has azureus 2.4.0.0 or utorrent 1.4.1 beta and doesn't have encryption enabled but you have it enabled, you'll still be able to recieve encrypted data from them? other people dont have to have it enabled, right? just you, if you're being throttled, right? |
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puzz1ed
join:2005-02-20
Markham, ON
| The new clients will always accept encrypted requests but will not initiate them unless configured to do so. The rationale is that unthrottled users don't want to waste CPU cycles encrypting data for no reason. It could support both by default (via fallback) but that could slow down torrent ramp up time and just generally make things more complicated in the more common use case. An effort has been made, in Azureus anyways, to have the minimal impact on regular users while still helping out throttled users. |
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Death2U
Premium
join:2006-01-22
| reply to byebyebye
Azureus uses the same 2-15% CPU for me that it always has with it enabled. Others should enable it because it will help them too when trying to establish connections with a throttled user or blocked user. It can't hurt since CPU usage seems the same as 2.3 series of clients. Memory usage still sucks but to understand why people like me love this client, you have to use it awhile  |
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hhhggg
@cable.rogers | Just wanted to say awesome thread, I used 1755 and my torrents are flying again! |
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RogersUserToronto
@cable.rogers | reply to byebyebye
Tested on [Extreme] rogers, use uTorrent and 1720 with encyrption, hitting 300/KBs to 350KB/s and loving it. |
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Nemo888
join:2005-12-25
Canada
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I chose Azureus because of Java. Java is object oriented, which means the code is broken down into completely separate parts that can be reused or reconfigured. All the little pieces can easily be changed or upgraded in a much shorter time. The work is much easier to portion out to a team. Azureus will continue to be the most upgradeable with the best plug ins because it is Java based.
The high memory usage is actually there to prevent your hard drive from being ground away by constantly being accessed. I wish it used more, but my computer is pretty current. |
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