Utorrent

Hi AgentSmith

An idea ("stupid" ? )

you may start 2 instances of LNS (not from the service), one for each network adapter...

In option tab choose startup from system and select one adapter.
Same things for the other one...

This is "experimental"

Hope this help...

 

Hi,

No it is not possible to monitor two network interfaces with one instance of Look 'n' Stop.
Usually you have only one adapter connected to internet with only one valid address IP.
If you absolutely want to monitor 2 interfaces, you can start 2 instances of Look 'n' Stop. Very few users are using that. Each instance has its own options, you need to be in manual mode for the network interface (to avoid 2 instances working on the same interface) and only the 1st instance has the application filtering enable (this is normal).

Yes, Look 'n' Stop doesn't switch back to the previous interface if the current address IP is a valid one. Look 'n' Stop detects automatically the adapter only when the IP of the current interface is not correct (0.0.0.0 or in the exclusion list).

Frederic

 

Thanks, guys.

Through some Google searching, I found a program called NicSwitch, which is supposed to monitor your connections and automatically disable the wireless connection when the wired connection is active, and vice versa. I haven't tried it out yet, but I'll let you all know how well it works.

That would solve the issue of having to either manually enable/disable adapters or run two instances of LnS. But since my router won't allow two IP addresses set up for port forwarding to the same port, I still can't go from wired to wireless automatically while using uTorrent. I'll have to set up two rules on my router, with a different port number for each IP, and then manually change the port number in uTorrent... that would be alot easier than manually changing the router.

 

Oh wait, assuming NicSwitch is reliable for automatically switching the adapters, I should be able to set them both up with the same static IP address, right? Then the whole thing would work perfectly.

I'll try it out and let you know, cause I'm sure I'm not the only one with a wireless-enabled laptop around here.

 

Hi, I have edited this 2 rules for uTorrent, one for server and the other for client. It is on port 11725.

http://img172.imageshack.us/img172/2809/servertw4.jpg

http://img172.imageshack.us/img172/4153/clientpa7.jpg

What do you think about? But the dht doesn't play yet.
Ps. Excuse me for my bad english.

 

From the quick translations i can make out, It seems ok. For DHT, Simply Choose "TCP And UDP" in the protocol drop-down list.

 

Well, I traslate for you:

tutti = all
in uscita = outbound
uguale a = equal to
indirizzo = address
nome regola = rule name
in entrata = inbound

Edit. This only rule works good with uTorrent, with dht too
http://img218.imageshack.us/img218/3336/utorrentruleyu1.th.jpg