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Port issue with bitcomet

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Kanon42 -  
 Cosss -
Hello,

I have a firewall problem with BitComet; all of a sudden, the connection is blocked by the Livebox, which changed my IP address.
So I reconfigured it for Emule and BitComet, and the result is Emule works fine, but BitComet is blocked by some unknown issue???
Windows Live Firewall is open and the Sagem Livebox port is open.
If anyone can help me.
Thanks in advance

Best regards

Kanon 42
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 2.0.0.9

13 answers

  1. apnea
     
    Having had the same problem with that infamous yellow point on BitComet and after struggling, I finally succeeded, so I hope this can help. Please note that I am using a Netgear modem from Numericable on Windows XP. First of all, to answer a question posed earlier, BitComet 1.09 works very well with very simple settings and good upload speed. For the yellow point, I went to Google and typed in the address bar (only in the bar) 192.168.0.1, then entered admin and password. There you are in your modem. In the configuration, go to UPnP and enable it. Then for DMZ host, enter the last two digits of your IP address in the DMZ address box (default is 0) and apply. Launch your BitComet and there you go, magic. Please know that I am a novice but stubborn lol, so if you have any further questions or disputes, feel free to contact me.
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    1. apolonia75
       
      I'm sorry, but I didn't understand anything. If you could explain more clearly how you proceeded, it would help me because I'm struggling. Sniff.
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    2. polo > apolonia75
       
      If some still haven't understood, to have the little green circle at the bottom, you need to open the ports used by BitComet in your firewall and on your router. For the Windows firewall, you just need to add exceptions for UDP and TCP (firewall > exceptions > add a port). Do the same on your router; for that, you need to type in your router's IP address, often 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1, something like that. Go into the settings and under NAT, create two entries with the port used by BitComet in both UDP AND TCP. For me, with my Club-Internet modem and using port 23391, it would be:

      BitComet Server Name / BitComet
      External Start Port: 23391 / 23391
      External End Port: 23391 / 23391
      Protocol: TCP / UDP
      Internal Start Port: 23391 / 23391
      Internal End Port: 23391 / 23391
      Server IP Address: 192.168.1.2 / 192.168.1.2 (your local IP address)


      End, well I know that by doing this it worked for me; before, I never exceeded 20 KB/s, now I never drop below 200 KB/s, often a minimum of 150 KB/s.
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    3. calus > polo
       
      Thank you very much for your explanations, I had been trying to unblock BitComet for a long time and now it works.
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    4. Oglala > polo
       
      Thank you, Paulo, I hadn't asked any questions but I had this port problem, now solved thanks to your explanations.....Thanks again....
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    5. matrix
       
      Hello, I sincerely thank you with my best regards. Without having seen your message, I wouldn't have gone out with BitComet!
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  3. Kanon42
     
    Issue resolved

    By changing the port from 6881 to a port higher than 15000 (random port case)

    Thanks anyway
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  4. Me
     
    I can access http://192.168.1.1 but it asks me for a username and a password that I don't know!! Can someone help me?!
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    1. justme
       
      admin and admin
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    2. Johnfox
       
      admin and dumb password
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    3. david
       
      I think that the 'idiot' was too much... Especially considering that you're saying it 3 years later...
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    4. Cosss
       
      Small update: from now on, the password for the Box corresponds to the first 8 digits of the WIFI key...
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  6. JCM2
     
    Configure <livebox> for BITCOMET (Blocking the Listening Port)
    Go to the config with URL: 192.168.11
    Password "admin"
    Go to "Advanced Configuration."
    - Note the port number indicated in "Options" of the BitComet application,
    - in "application service" look for <new> and indicate Bitcomet.
    - Then, indicate the port number used by BitComet and in "protocol," indicate <both>.
    - In "device," take the name of the PC used (usually, it appears alone).
    - Validate and it's OK. The <wan> indicator turns green on the BitComet window.</wan></both></new></livebox>
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    1. Cosss
       
      Thank you, very well explained and works perfectly
      Small update: from now on, the password for the Box corresponds to the first 8 digits of the WiFi key...
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  8. foupa
     
    A bump because I had the same issue with the blocked port problem but with the Livebox 2

    The solution from Apnea works perfectly Thank you
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  9. ste 70 Posted messages 20 Status Member
     
    Which version of BitComet works best without any modifications?
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  10. ste 70 Posted messages 20 Status Member
     
    Which version of BitComet works best without any tweaks because version 1.09 doesn't work well?
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  11. benito86
     
    Hi
    how do you find the ports used by BitComet..??
    I don’t see anything in the "options" tab??
    thanks
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  12. znicou Posted messages 7 Status Member
     
    I have the same problem, but I don't have a router; I have an ADSL modem, and I can't do the trick?
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  13. mister P
     
    Thank you Polo, it works for me. My IP address when I was configuring NAT was that of my gateway, that's why it didn't work. So one piece of advice, use your real IP address for it to work.
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