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26 Mar 2007, 11:44
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this is my problem
1. whenever i have a torrent program running, my internet connection will be fine, then after a random period of time it will just drop. i then have to manaully reboot the modem/router as disable/enable/repair connection have no effect and i cannot access the router's page.
it is not the individual router in question as it has done this on previous modem/router combinations.
it happens when im seeding both a large or small amount of torrents.
2. also it is an ethernet dsl connection, when i reboot it the speed will fall to a fraction of the 8meg i am supposed to receive. the actual line speed is 8meg but due to telephone exchange distances, the max is just over 6meg. sometimes the speed will drop randomly to ridiculous download speeds like 10kb/s max.
anyone have any possible ideas what could be causing these two problems?
currently using a bthomehub, previously it was a dlink adsl+ modem and belkin 802.11g router
1. whenever i have a torrent program running, my internet connection will be fine, then after a random period of time it will just drop. i then have to manaully reboot the modem/router as disable/enable/repair connection have no effect and i cannot access the router's page.
it is not the individual router in question as it has done this on previous modem/router combinations.
it happens when im seeding both a large or small amount of torrents.
2. also it is an ethernet dsl connection, when i reboot it the speed will fall to a fraction of the 8meg i am supposed to receive. the actual line speed is 8meg but due to telephone exchange distances, the max is just over 6meg. sometimes the speed will drop randomly to ridiculous download speeds like 10kb/s max.
anyone have any possible ideas what could be causing these two problems?
currently using a bthomehub, previously it was a dlink adsl+ modem and belkin 802.11g router
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haha nah i have no fckin clue i've been seeding for more then a week now and didnt run in any problems yet.
like i said, the actual speed i get is random - right now for example it could give me 100kb/s, in 10 minutes this could be down at 20kb/s, or it could stay at 600kb/s for 2 days then suddenly fall again.
if i reboot it, the speed i get immediately after is also random
hmm tbh i dont have a clue i guess :<
but if i see what u were writing like :
so the only thing i could think of is thats its your program oid, but im not so smart :< forgive me
u could try utorrent though its slower then azurues u could give it a try
I hope youre just joking and really arent one of them retarded believers.
Beside that, P2P opens lots of connections which can crash router (i have the same problem here). If i allow some P2P programs to use above 100 connection i almost disable internet for every other user on network, allowing me only to browse - and i use limited speed so there is still some bandwidth left -.-
Here you go http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/component/option,com_chart/Itemid,189/chart,119/ some charts for you. And the turn every function, that might use router hardware resources, off.
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i do have a stable 10mb
this link will tell you how to
http://www.binaries4all.com/
solution:
download XPAntispy and there u can fix the "maximum connections" of XP to unlimited (standard XP: 50 i think).
after that utorrent worked fine for me
Your connection is being throttled due to the vast amount of your connection a torrent program may use. It's basically your ISP although if you complain, they will probaly deny doing any maintanence.