Anybody know how to set up port forwarding to allow my downloads to speed up using this application?
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port forwarding for transmission
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In Transmission's Preferences, under Network, it shows you what port it uses. You'll need this. What router do you have? Linksys? AirPort?
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Can anyone help me with increasing my speed through Transmission, I am using a Belkin Wireless G Plus Router Part # F5D7231-4 and a Bigpond Broadband internet connection.
Many thanks,
Chris
Can anyone help me with increasing my speed through Transmission, I am using a Belkin Wireless G Plus Router Part # F5D7231-4 and a Bigpond Broadband internet connection.
Many thanks,
Chris
Transmission is giving me serious speed issues, even with a forwarded port. As much as i want to remove Azureus from my system, Transmission is just to slow.
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i would venture a "no". if you look at the developers own forum (which i was doing this afternoon) this very question has been discussed ad nauseum with no concrete results. it seems that some folks can get very nice speeds and others are dwindling at the other spectrum...
you'll probably get better/faster results with Azureus. yes, i know it's not very "Mac-like" but for me it's a difference between doing 300 Kbs and 85 Kbs 😱
and for the original poster check out portforward.com...you should pretty much be able to find everything you need to get setup there.
you'll probably get better/faster results with Azureus. yes, i know it's not very "Mac-like" but for me it's a difference between doing 300 Kbs and 85 Kbs 😱
and for the original poster check out portforward.com...you should pretty much be able to find everything you need to get setup there.
http://portforward.com lists hundreds of routers and how to set up port forwarding on them (although the tutorials were done on Windows machines 😱)
It's worth a look and a quick read.
First thing you'll need to do is set up a static IP address on your Mac (not sure if it's mentioned at portforward).
Open up network preferences;
Click advanced..
Go to the TCP/IP tab and not the current IP address. e.g. 192.168.1.3
Configure IPv4 to 'use DHCP with manual address' and in the IP box now paste the number you noted earlier BUT change the last number to something a lot higher. So you'll paste something like 192.168.1.150
this should hopefully avoid IP address conflicts.
Once that's done, pop over to portforward to see how to deal with your router.
It's worth a look and a quick read.
First thing you'll need to do is set up a static IP address on your Mac (not sure if it's mentioned at portforward).
Open up network preferences;
Click advanced..
Go to the TCP/IP tab and not the current IP address. e.g. 192.168.1.3
Configure IPv4 to 'use DHCP with manual address' and in the IP box now paste the number you noted earlier BUT change the last number to something a lot higher. So you'll paste something like 192.168.1.150
this should hopefully avoid IP address conflicts.
Once that's done, pop over to portforward to see how to deal with your router.