Router limiting internet speed - Page 2

Arclight · 04-13-10, 05:42 PM

If it's anything like mine, you need to specify the data (name, portrange, etc) and then add it to the list. Then select it from the list and assign it to a device.

I think in your case just fill it in, click "add", select it from the list below and enable; either by selecting enable in that top option or by placing a checkmark on the left side in the box, next to the entry you added.

CaptainHaplo · 04-13-10, 06:38 PM

Ok - first problem is your in the wrong part of the router config.

Go under virtual server and set it up there. There is a difference between port triggering and port forwarding.

Under Virtual Server you will be able to set the protocol (should have an option for "Both" - if so - use that - if not - then make 2 - one for TCP and one for UDP), the port and the destination IP.

Yes - you MUST set your pc up to use a static IP for this to work. Just make a note of all your IP settings as they are now - working - and just lock em in on windows.

If you do not - then you will have all kinds of problems making it work. Doing so should also NOT cause you any network issues if you get the IP, mask and gateway copied down first.

Do all this and you should be up and going without too many more problems!

alexradu89 · 04-18-10, 04:59 AM

What should I write at private and public protocol and at LAN ?
EDIT: yeah I don't think this is the right window to forward ports. also I've tried static IPs and it still won't work, I'm going to try and see if I get change the router

CaptainHaplo · 04-18-10, 08:49 AM

http://www.trendnet.com/kb/kbp_viewq...=657&catId=481

According to the manufacturer - it is....

alexradu89 · 04-18-10, 10:06 AM

I tried it and it didn't work. At private and public port I wrote the same figure, but on LAN I don't know what to write, and it asks for a LAN IP.

CaptainHaplo · 04-18-10, 10:21 AM

Subsim seriously needs a facepalm smiley...

The Lan IP is the internal static IP address that you have assigned your computer. You did do that right - after being advised that it was a necessity?

alexradu89 · 04-20-10, 03:03 AM

Yea

CaptainHaplo · 04-20-10, 05:40 PM

Alex - my apologies if I came across like an arse. If the internal IP is the pc using your torrent client - you just forward from the external to the internal - based on the port or ports. With the internal pc being static - that should be all you need to do.

04-13-10, 05:42 PM	#16
Arclight Navy Seal Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Land of windmills, tulips, wooden shoes and cheese. Lots of cheese. Posts: 8,467 Downloads: 53 Uploads: 10	If it's anything like mine, you need to specify the data (name, portrange, etc) and then add it to the list. Then select it from the list and assign it to a device. I think in your case just fill it in, click "add", select it from the list below and enable; either by selecting enable in that top option or by placing a checkmark on the left side in the box, next to the entry you added. __________________ Contritium praecedit superbia.

04-13-10, 06:38 PM	#17
CaptainHaplo Silent Hunter Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 4,404 Downloads: 29 Uploads: 0	Ok - first problem is your in the wrong part of the router config. Go under virtual server and set it up there. There is a difference between port triggering and port forwarding. Under Virtual Server you will be able to set the protocol (should have an option for "Both" - if so - use that - if not - then make 2 - one for TCP and one for UDP), the port and the destination IP. Yes - you MUST set your pc up to use a static IP for this to work. Just make a note of all your IP settings as they are now - working - and just lock em in on windows. If you do not - then you will have all kinds of problems making it work. Doing so should also NOT cause you any network issues if you get the IP, mask and gateway copied down first. Do all this and you should be up and going without too many more problems! __________________ Good Hunting! Captain Haplo

04-18-10, 04:59 AM	#18
alexradu89 Lieutenant Join Date: May 2009 Location: Romania Posts: 259 Downloads: 94 Uploads: 0	What should I write at private and public protocol and at LAN ? EDIT: yeah I don't think this is the right window to forward ports. also I've tried static IPs and it still won't work, I'm going to try and see if I get change the router Last edited by alexradu89; 04-18-10 at 05:22 AM.

04-18-10, 08:49 AM	#19
CaptainHaplo Silent Hunter Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 4,404 Downloads: 29 Uploads: 0	http://www.trendnet.com/kb/kbp_viewq...=657&catId=481 According to the manufacturer - it is.... __________________ Good Hunting! Captain Haplo

04-18-10, 10:21 AM	#21
CaptainHaplo Silent Hunter Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 4,404 Downloads: 29 Uploads: 0	Subsim seriously needs a facepalm smiley... The Lan IP is the internal static IP address that you have assigned your computer. You did do that right - after being advised that it was a necessity? __________________ Good Hunting! Captain Haplo

04-18-10, 10:06 AM	#20
alexradu89 Lieutenant Join Date: May 2009 Location: Romania Posts: 259 Downloads: 94 Uploads: 0	I tried it and it didn't work. At private and public port I wrote the same figure, but on LAN I don't know what to write, and it asks for a LAN IP.

04-20-10, 03:03 AM	#22
alexradu89 Lieutenant Join Date: May 2009 Location: Romania Posts: 259 Downloads: 94 Uploads: 0	Yea

04-20-10, 05:40 PM	#23
CaptainHaplo Silent Hunter Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 4,404 Downloads: 29 Uploads: 0	Alex - my apologies if I came across like an arse. If the internal IP is the pc using your torrent client - you just forward from the external to the internal - based on the port or ports. With the internal pc being static - that should be all you need to do. __________________ Good Hunting! Captain Haplo