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Hello everyone..

I am a new Deluge user and i must say i am pretty happy with it except for the fact that i have a little problem with the upload speed..

I am on BT Infinity broadband which constantly gets me 5 to 7 MB/s upload speed..

Despite the fact that i am using encryption in order to bypass the BT`s traffic shaping i can not get Deluge to upload faster then 120 -130 KB/s..



Here are my settings



What am I doing wrong??

Are there any settings i can modify in the configuration files?? I have been looking but i can not see anything..

Any help will be much appreciated..

Cheers

You have no incoming connections which most likely means your incoming port isn't being forwarded.
I would enable either UPnP or NAT-PMP depending on what's enabled on your router; there's no need to enable both.
Worst case you need to manually forward the ports.

johnnyg wrote:You have no incoming connections which most likely means your incoming port isn't being forwarded.
I would enable either UPnP or NAT-PMP depending on what's enabled on your router; there's no need to enable both.
Worst case you need to manually forward the ports.

Johnny

Thanks a lot for taking time to answer that fast...I really appreciate it..

Now , I have one stupid question (Feel free to tell me to RTFM if you must too ) How do I enable either UPnP or NAT-PMP , (I mean, I already ticked them under the network settings as you can see in the screen shot..) and assuming the worst case scenario applies how do i manually forward the ports??

Regards

Gorillanobaka wrote: How do I enable either UPnP or NAT-PMP , (I mean, I already ticked them under the network settings as you can see in the screen shot..) and assuming the worst case scenario applies how do i manually forward the ports??

Regards

The Deluge setup has to match the settings you have made within your router. For router guides see: http://portforward.com/

Cas wrote:
The Deluge setup has to match the settings you have made within your router. For router guides see: http://portforward.com/

I am on a BT router that does not allow me to do much things with..

Gorillanobaka wrote:

Cas wrote: I am on a BT router that does not allow me to do much things with..

Port Forwarding is a basic function that most routers should provide, if not, just get a new router.

Edit: A quick Google search reveals that BT Homehub has got port forwarding:

http://www.avforums.com/forums/bt/13044 ... inity.html

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