Tutorials > Client Port Cofiguration

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#14674 by unknown[31] at 2005-01-09 08:38:38 (8 years ago) - [Report]

Here are the more popular clients and how to change the ports so that your not Blacklisted

Req: I'll need client configs for MAC and Linux please

and if there isn’t a client on here let me know and I'll try to add it

#14676 by unknown[31] at 2005-01-09 08:39:32 (8 years ago) - [Report]

Azureus 2.2.0.2

1. Click Tools, Options

2. Click Connection in the new window/tab. Then Change the value for Incoming TCP Listen Port to the new port number that is not Blacklisted

3. Click Save.

4. Restart Azureus for the change to take effect.

tkmn wrote:

Azureus Mac

Choose Preferences from the Azureus menu

The rest is the same as the windows version....

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#14679 by unknown[31] at 2005-01-09 08:40:27 (8 years ago) - [Report]

BitComet 0.56

1. Click Preferences

2.Change the value for Listen Port to the new port number that is not Blacklisted

3. Click Ok and then Restart BitComet for the change to take effect.

#14681 by unknown[31] at 2005-01-09 08:41:01 (8 years ago) - [Report]

BitTornado 0.3.9

1. Click Prefs

2. Change the two values in the Port Range, This client requires one port per torrent, a good generalized rule is to assign 10 port numbers, this will allow up to a max of 10 torrents running. The lowest port number goes into From, the highest port number goes into To, choose numbers that are continuous and not Blacklisted

3. Click Save and then Restart BitTornado for the change to take effect.

#14683 by unknown[31] at 2005-01-09 08:41:36 (8 years ago) - [Report]

ABC 2.6.9

1. Click Action, Preferences

2. Click on Network tab and change the two values in the Port, This client requires one port per torrent, a good generalized rule is to assign 10 port numbers, this will allow up to a max of 10 torrents running. The lowest port number goes into Minimum port, the highest port number goes into Maximum port, choose numbers that are continuous and not Blacklisted

3. Click Save and then Restart ABC for the change to take effect.

#14684 by unknown[31] at 2005-01-09 08:42:10 (8 years ago) - [Report]

BitBuddy 0.983

1. Click Options, Preferences

2. Click on Network, General tab and change the two values in the Port Range, This client requires one port per torrent, a good generalized rule is to assign 10 port numbers, this will allow up to a max of 10 torrents running. The lowest port number goes into Minimum port, the highest port number goes into Maximum port, choose numbers that are continuous and not Blacklisted

3. Click Ok and then Restart BitBuddy for the change to take effect.

#14685 by unknown[31] at 2005-01-09 08:42:37 (8 years ago) - [Report]

BitSpirit 2.7.0

1. Click Options, Preferences

2. Click on the Torrent tab, change the value for Default port TCP Listening to the new port number that is not Blacklisted

3. Click Ok and then Restart BitSpirit for the change to take effect.

#14687 by unknown[31] at 2005-01-09 08:43:05 (8 years ago) - [Report]

Burst 3.1.0b

1. Click Settings

2. On the General tab, change the two values in the Network Settings, This client requires one port per torrent, a good generalized rule is to assign 10 port numbers, this will allow up to a max of 10 torrents running. The lowest port number goes into Min Port, the highest port number goes into Max Port, choose numbers that are continuous and not Blacklisted

3. Click OK and then Restart Burst for the change to take effect.

#14689 by unknown[31] at 2005-01-09 08:43:37 (8 years ago) - [Report]

G3 0.999

1. Click Options, Preferences

2. Click on Network Options tab and change the two values in the Port Range, This client requires one port per torrent, a good generalized rule is to assign 10 port numbers, this will allow up to a max of 10 torrents running. The lowest port number goes into Minimum port, the highest port number goes into Maximum port, choose numbers that are continuous and not Blacklisted

3. Click Apply to existing torrents and then Close

#14690 by unknown[31] at 2005-01-09 08:44:03 (8 years ago) - [Report]

PTC 1.0.0-RC.1

1. Click Preferences, Preferences

2. Click on BitTorrent tab and change the two values in the Start Port and End Port, This client requires one port per torrent, a good generalized rule is to assign 10 port numbers, this will allow up to a max of 10 torrents running. The lowest port number goes into Start port, the highest port number goes into End port, choose numbers that are continuous and not Blacklisted

3. Click Ok and and then Restart PTC for the change to take effect.

#14693 by unknown[31] at 2005-01-09 08:44:52 (8 years ago) - [Report]

Shareaza 2.1.0.0

1. Click Tools, Shareaza Settings

2. Click Internet, Connection, change the value for Port to the new port number that is not Blacklisted

3. Click Ok and then Restart Shareaza for the change to take effect.

#14694 by unknown[31] at 2005-01-09 08:45:08 (8 years ago) - [Report]

Extended BitTorrent (XBT) 0.3.9

1. Right Click Options

2. Change the value for Peer Port to the new port number that is not Blacklisted

3. Click Ok and then Restart XBT for the change to take effect.

#90189 by unknown[31] at 2005-02-25 05:25:48 (8 years ago) - [Report]

Mainline aka Bram Cohen's official BitTorrent client

How do I change the command line parameters in Windows?
The command line that Windows sends to the BitTorrent program is stored in the registry, with the file-type association for TORRENT files. It can be changed as follows:

1. Go to Folder Options in the Control Panel.
2. Select the File Types tab at the top of the dialog.
3 .Wait a moment for Windows to load the list, then scroll down and select the TORRENT extension. Tip: press the 't' key to jump to entries starting with t. Note: The file extension column might be truncated to just TORR...
4. Click the Advanced button.
5. In the list of Actions, select open, probably at the top of the list, then click the Edit button.
The contents of Application used to perform action is the command line. By default it should be:

"C:\Program Files\BitTorrent\btdownloadgui.exe" --responsefile "%1"

Note the double-quotes around %1, and your Program Files directory might be different. To add more
command line parameters, simply change this string. For example, to change the port range, you might use:

"C:\Program Files\BitTorrent\btdownloadgui.exe" --minport 10000 --maxport 10100 --responsefile "%1"
Change the value for minport/maxport to the new port number that is not Blacklisted
See this section of the FAQ for a list of all the available command line arguments and their defaults.
6. Finish by clicking OK to close all the dialogs.

from http://dessent.net/btfaq/#wincmdline

Thanks fuxalot

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