Sygate PFW rules for Azureus/Bit Torrents

Discussion in 'other firewalls' started by taytong888, Aug 17, 2006.

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  1. taytong888

    taytong888 Registered Member

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    Hi there,

    I wish to try Azureus or Bit Torrents to download Linux programs. At the moment I have Win XP Home SP2 connected to the Net via DSL behind a DLink DI-624C wireless router. Could you help me with setting up Sygate firewall rules to enable Azureus or Bit Torrents such that these rules are compatible with the instructions specifically for DLink router? In other words, which ports and which protocols, etc. Thanks in advance.
     
  2. WSFuser

    WSFuser Registered Member

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    well sygate doesnt need the rules because its an application based firewall. just allow the applications and youre done.

    as for your router, visit this page.

    first locate your router model (or one close to it) and after clicking it, then look for the program u want (in ur case azureus) and select it.

    the resulting page should provide good info and screenshots to help you foward the right ports.
     
  3. taytong888

    taytong888 Registered Member

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    Hi WSfuser,

    Thanks for the web page you gave me about port forwarding. After choosing a port number, one would need to enter a static IP address BUT I don't have any. So, what should I do? Should I choose another torrent client that does not require any static IP?
     
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  5. Uroboros

    Uroboros Registered Member

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    Can you set a static IP in your router? In other words make it so the the specific PC you're on always gets the same IP from the router. Then you can forward ports that IP.

    In my wireless router at least I know that I can assign a specific IP to my computer linked to it's MAC address.
     
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