What is your libtorrent version?

Making the deluge client settings identical is not enough. Do you have a port correctly forwarded to the machine that is downloading slowly?

Does the "Test Active Port" test pass?

It could be that the magnet links are malformed in some way. Try converting them to .torrent files here:

http://magnet2torrent.com/

The port test will always fail when using a VPN or Proxy. Just ignore it.

If you turn off the VPN (or proxy) then you must properly open a port to allow incoming connections or your downloads will crawl if they will download at all. So do what you must to have "Test Active Port" succeed. However, when you disable VPN or proxy and you open a port your public IP a...

"Test Active Port" will always fail if using a VPN or proxy. Opening ports when using a VPN or proxy is pointless, and solves nothing. Look elsewhere for the source of your problem and ask your VPN provider for help. If your VPN provider offers access to their Proxy (mine does), then try t...

torrentsearch wrote:but proxy option can be changed, and not grey while web,tracker,dht color grey

When you define the Peer proxy settings they are also used by Web Seed, Tracker, and DHT even they are not shown or editable.

Verify that any port you think is open is actually open:

http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/

Just a possibility, not a definitive answer, but many ISPs block port 8080 as it is used by commonly abused proxy servers. Try using another port.

I wouldn't use or trust IPleak.net for this purpose, unless you are using their Torrent Address detection test. Try loading the torrents/maglinks available from the below sites into Deluge and check in Deluge as to what the trackers say your IP is in the Status Tab. https://torguard.net/checkmytorre...