Sharing through p2p but not getting downloads
 

Im sharing files through Limewire and Warez (the program).
Limewire does nothing. Nobody downloads anything.
Warez gives me a few downloads but nearly what i should be getting.

Im running this on windows boxes. Any idea what could be wrong? Could certain ports be blocked or something?

I should get 1000's of downloads.

you suck, its pretty obvious n00b :thumbsup

Jesus, this will be bumped off the page in 2 mins with this idiotic MJ crap going on.

Get over it kids. Or find a teenybopper forum.

The universe is trying to tell you something...

Im so fucking tired of you. You just post random insults in random threads. Pretty pathetic.

I dont give a fuck what you are tired of, loser :thumbsup

If you have a router , check the ports in limewire setting and turn them ON for your router.

I thought i was pathetic? Why did you take my advice on p2ps? BTW im getting shit load of downloads! :1orglaugh

One of my boxes crashed because of it. :1orglaugh

limewire runnning just fine .. downloaded 30 mp3s the last 5mins or so :thumbsup

You are so fucking pimp. If only you would make money from the internet your 18 yr old ass would be even more pimp.

Hmm its from windows servers. Not home puter. Gonna check that out. Thanks.

I suck at anything server related :/

No no, theres 1 loser here.

You, a little piece of shit nobody attacking anybody he can for no reason.

Think about it for a minute.

o, some one's a little touchy. :1orglaugh

Need to ask the host to do the same ;) i shared files over 30 servers before.

he gets very touchy, I mean, anyone who gets little frilly tatoos has got issues. Just come out of the closet already battus, you like the cock, it's ok, everyone understands

Why did you stop?

You are so witty.

Dont you have something better to do, like posting some smileys in random threads.

Idiotic? Offer some MJ-MP3s for download and your problem is solved :winkwink:

SCNR

Anybody know if managed.com filters p2p ports?
This is the reply i got when asked if they did:

We may filter some of those ports because p2p is mainly used for warez, however I'm not sure.

That could explain everything.

If anyone wants to give this traffic source a try, I have software for sale to get you going, icq: 33375924 if you are interested.

newbert

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Yes yes, i got it..noob, newb, whatever.

Im exactly 1 day into this, give me a fucking break.

Also the few downloads i get, 90% of them get cancelled because the speed is almost 0 kb/s.

I'd sure like to know the answer to this as well.

Thought I would try uploading some sample files off my home pc one day...could hardly get anyone to download from me and those that did ended up getting cancelled.

I tried XP Pro SP2, XP Pro no SP, Win98 without luck. Also used limewire, edonkey, kazaa, etc. I tried with a router as well as no router.

It was just a test so never really followed through on this, but would also like to know why this didn't work.

That sounds like a port blocking/shaping problem.

When I entered this thread, I thought it might also be a lack of attractive naming, but if you're getting the hits and they fail, then its likely an issue with connectivity not traffic.

First, look at your firewall. It may be blocking the ports that you're trying to use to share. If changing firewall policy still doesn't fix it, then try changing the port that the program listens on (most P2P progs allow user customized ports). If that still doesn't work, chances are that your ISP is shaping traffic based on protocol. In that case, you'll have to give them a call or open a ticket.

Windows 2k with port open by the hosting, should get no probs at all.
If you are using XP for this , better to continue mailling ;)

Ha, and if the bandwith suck , or you dont have enough RAM, forget this to.

Hrm

Its windows 2003 something. Not xp not 2k.

Thanks.
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OK honestly i dident need to see that pic....i've got goosebumps now :disgust

DAMN!!! :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Let me know how it works :)

well i dont use it to spam i use it for personal use and all i know is this, i wrote it down what i had to do.
Im sorry for the non dutchies, but i wrote it for myself (half english/half dutch) and im not gonna translate the whle fucking thing.Here it is:

Bittorrent & andere programma?s (zoals E-Donkey etc) port forwarding voor optimaal gebruik.

Eerst je Inside (personal) IP adres vinden:

1)
Q: I have 1 question where can I find my private port?

A: Depends on what OS you're using. Windows uses either of the following:

Win9x/ME: click start, then run, type in winipcfg, press <enter>. The IP address listed is the private ip.

Win2000/XP: click start, run, type in cmd, press <enter>, in the black box, type ipconfig, press <enter>. The ip address (the first one listed), is your private ip.

2)
Ga naar:
- Configuratiescherm
- Netwerkverbindingen
En doe rechtermuisknop-eigenschappen op de LAN verbinding (=de internet verbinding die je gebruikt) ? (bij j's computer is het: LAN verbinding 3 EN de 1395 verbinding.

Ben je in de eigenschappen, selecteer de TCP/IP optie en doe ?eigenschappen?.
Vul bij de IP adres gegevens de verkregen info in van punt 1.
Vul bij DNS server allen de 1e optie in (Voorkeurs dns server): dit is hetzelfde als de Standaard gateway. Laat de 2e optie leeg.

2)
Ga naar http://www.zeropaid.com/bbs/showthre...105#post208105
hier zie je oa om de ports van de BT client of het andere te forwarden programma te veranderen, eerst in het betreffende programma zelf.
Hierna kun je naar http://portforward.com/ gaan. Hier staat oa ook een lijst onder ?Common Ports? met alle ?standaard? ports die de geliste programma?s gebruiken. Verander dus eerst de opties in het programma zelf.
We nemen als voorbeeld de ports 16881 to 16884 voor BT. (let op ? een 2e computer aan dezelfde modem heeft andere ports nodig zoals 16885 to 16888 [dit heeft j?s pc nu])

3)
Check op http://portforward.com/ dan de router info (op dit moment hebben we de Thomson/Alcatel Speedtouch 510, versie 4.2 komt overeen met onze versie).
Selecteer je router. Volg dan de instructies hoe je de ports moet forwarden.

We nemen de Thomson/Alcatel Speedtouch 510 v. 4.2 als voorbeeld.
Als je op de page kijkt van deze router versie zie je de router site: ?The default ip address of your router is 10.0.0.138?
Ga naar 10.0.0.138 en volg de verdere instructies op jouw specifieke router page op http://portforward.com/.

KLAAR

I've tried this traffic source before and it sucked big time to me....

Hey thanks, gonna check this first thing in the morning, im drunk and im gonna sleep now. But after quickly browsing through it i think this is just for home usage and not for servers. I mean i have no access to routers and shit as far as i know. But i will check it out and see if it helps me.
Thanks.