How to Setup a Proxy with UTorrent Client22 August 2012, 12:16 (9 months ago)
 Thanks SirSeedsAlot52767 who had the idea of this thread How to Setup a Proxy with UTorrent Client Select a Free Proxy Server Address from the List HERE (you can use any other source) Here the one i choose for this tutorial  Start the uTorrent application. Click the Options tab. Select Preferences and then the Connection tab on the left. Choose the type of proxy you copied in Step 1. These include, but are not limited to, HTTP or SOCKS4. Insert the proxy address in the Proxy box. Change the Port option if necessary. ..Take a Look to my Settings there . Click Apply, then OK. Close uTorrent and restart it. This a configuration that we test today an it works .. yours may vary ... if you get any issue, always you can go back a disable proxy by selecting none Web browser instructions How to Setup a Proxy with Vuze Client This tutorial is just a comp. of info .. Source can be found here http://hidemyass.com/proxy-list/ Search for USA and UK proxies. If you are concerned about getting ISP letters and want to remain anonymous in the torrent swarm then try one of these free proxies. If one slows your connection too much, try another. ... These also work for your web browser and make it harder for your real identity to be tracked by government and big business. . Edit on 26/12/2012 .. Thanks iKon20196 How to Check your IP after setting up proxies/VPN on uTorrent/Vuze/Other Downloader. . Go here: http://checkmytorrentip.com/ . Steps: 1. Click "Generate Tracking Torrent" then a torrent file named "CheckMyTorrent" will be downloaded (This torrent file it for the site to detect your IP from your torrent downloader.) 2. Click and download the "CheckMyTorrent" torrent file using your torrent downloder (Example: uTorrent/Vuze). 3. Back to the website click 'Check IP", refresh the page until you see your new IP. 40 replies before
  bigc8126
how can you check to make sure that your connected to the proxy ip and not your ip
hmmm, good question. Yes, you can download someone's torrent and ask them if they see your IP address. This would only really work if you were the only one connected to the torrent though so the person will know it is you. I would volunteer one of my torrents fort testing but my wifi is crap right now.
  Settings BitComet uTorrent Azureus Deluge
Some essential settings for Bitcomet Options -> Preferences -> Task -> Bifati casuta Hash-check again when the download task is finished. Options -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Bifati casuta Auto-start Bitcomet on Windows startup. Options -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Bifati casuta Auto resume tasks on Bitcomet startup. Options -> Preferences -> Connection -> Debifati casuta Enable DHT NETwork. Options -> Preferences -> Connection -> Debifati casuta Enable UPnP Port Mapping. Connection-settings: Global Max Download Rate: - No Limit Global Max Upload Rate: - a default left Task Schedule: Max Simultaneous Download Tasks: - a default left Auto start new task if download rate Less than: - No Limit Listen Port: - from 49154 to 65534. Advanced-Connection Enable DHT network - unchecked Enable NAT / Firewall Configuration ICS / ICF - checked Enable UPnP Port Mapping - unchecked Remove Port on NAT/Firewall- checked Server mode can not support more connections But practical set rates-cleared Protect against ARP cheating attack from LAN - checked Max Connections per task - auto Global Maximum Connections - auto Socket start interval (ms) - 200 Max simultaneous half-open TCP connections - auto Use NAT Traversal via UDP - Auto detect Protocol Encryption (Avoid BT protocol blocked) - auto detect Last edited by HEFO1332, 8 months ago shadowlady628
great info, thanks alot ssa!
thanks goes to wrong user link :) I'm just bumping his thread and helping him get the word out...an ounce of prevention....
[/Settings BitComet / uTorrent / Azureus / Delugeb]
Some essential settings for Bitcomet Options -> Preferences -> Task -> Bifati casuta Hash-check again when the download task is finished. Options -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Bifati casuta Auto-start Bitcomet on Windows startup. Options -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Bifati casuta Auto resume tasks on Bitcomet startup. Options -> Preferences -> Connection -> Debifati casuta Enable DHT NETwork. Options -> Preferences -> Connection -> Debifati casuta Enable UPnP Port Mapping. Connection-settings: Global Max Download Rate: - No Limit Global Max Upload Rate: - a default left Task Schedule: Max Simultaneous Download Tasks: - a default left Auto start new task if download rate Less than: - No Limit Listen Port: - from 49154 to 65534. Advanced-Connection Enable DHT network - unchecked Enable NAT / Firewall Configuration ICS / ICF - checked Enable UPnP Port Mapping - unchecked Remove Port on NAT/Firewall- checked Server mode can not support more connections But practical set rates-cleared Protect against ARP cheating attack from LAN - checked Max Connections per task - auto Global Maximum Connections - auto Socket start interval (ms) - 200 Max simultaneous half-open TCP connections - auto Use NAT Traversal via UDP - Auto detect Protocol Encryption (Avoid BT protocol blocked) - auto detect  For those who use Azureus, I posted a little tutorial on how to optimize your client's speed and performance. WARNING! This depends on a few very important factors: 1. Your Internet connection speed. 2. Your operating system and connection type. 3. Speed and ramie your system. 4. Your will upload good. To begin so ... if you use Azureus Vuze go to View -> Advance and how the new design loads go to Tools -> Options. If you use Azureus classic simple go to Tools -> Options. First, press the Mode tab so that we can change through, it will let you change the advanced options. On the first tab: Connection: "Incoming TCP / UDP listen port - 49152 TRANSFER »80 Maximum number of connections per torrent 130 Maximum number of connections globally QUEUE »2 Max simultaneous downloads 2 Max active torrents Azureus User Guide wrote: http://azureus.sourceforge.net/doc/Azureus%20User%20Guide.htm Last edited by HEFO1332, 8 months ago |
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