Make sure you scroll all the way down the list and look at all of them. Under the ¡yInitiation’ column on the bottom pane, look to see if some peers are listed as Remote or if they’re all Local. Start downloading a torrent that has lots of seeds/peers (like 100+), wait 5 minutes then look in the Peers section (bottom left of BitComet). You need to configure port forwarding so your router knows that the incoming connections are for BitComet and will be allowed through (forwarded) to your computer.Īn easy way to see if your port forwarding is configured properly or not is to see if you’re receiving incoming connections to BitComet by doing the following test. If you’re behind a NAT router (this does not apply to modems) but don’t have port forwarding configured properly, incoming connections will be stopped by your router (won’t reach your computer) and you’ll end up with speeds of only a small percentage of what you’re capable of getting. With that said, if you do the following you should end up with around the best possible speeds:īitComet requires you to be able to receive incoming connections. Slow download speeds are almost always because the upload bandwidth required to provide you with fast downloads just isn’t there¡K so there is no way to magically speed it up, other than going out and buying everyone who you’re downloading from (seeds/peers) a faster internet connection. Your download speed in BitTorrent/BitComet, or any other P2P (Peer-2-Peer) application for that matter, relies on the upload speed of others – so do not assume that because you get xxKB/s when downloading from web sites that you will always get xxKB/s with BitComet. And once again, thanks to this guide for showing me how. After that, i’d found another problem, ever since service pack 2 was introduced, they will only provide 10 tcp connection, and so, i have to edit it.again. No wonder i wasn’t getting good speeds, it’s bcoz i didn’t get any remote connection.After i done this, my speed slightly increase, with remote type connection appearing over the peers of course.
Today, i’ve found this guide on how to do port forwarding on your bitcomet.
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