HptmAkira

Alright, yeah. Figured there wasn't but there's no harm in asking :) Thanks

default ip is usually 192.168.0.1 (what i've read)

Or is it just dependant on how many people are connected and seeding/leeching the file? some days I have 2000+ healths for my downloads and other days its no more than 300 >.<

From what I understood and did was that the static ip they ask for is the "IP address" you take down from the command menu (where you ipconfig /all)

Just signed up as a member just last night (had a problem with my router and Bitcomet). Just thought I'd say hi to all the people here, seems like a nice community. Though I don't know a lot about networking and such to help other newbies that have questions, this seems to be a nice place to get to know if one has any questions sicne there are other people who know what their talking about :lol:

The other pc didnt have a static ip set so I did that. But still no go. I checked if my listening port was being seen from that site you gave me and it was saying the connection was timeing out, or it's being refused(gah >.<). I followed the static IP tutorial and set both pcs up with one, and when it came to the port forwarding thing where it asks you for your static IP I imput the IP that I placed under "IP Address", I assumed that was the "static" IP given to my pc. Hm.. oops. As im typing this I checked my virtual server ip and the "private IP" was set to the router default instead of my static IP (they are very similar). So I feel like an idiot :P. I checked Bitcomet and my downloads now are showing a few remote initiatives(but im still not downloading very fast <10 KB, guess I havent found any viable sources?). canyouseeme.org is also seeing my port saying that my isp is not blocking. SO i guess everythings going as it should? If so, thanks for your help :)

Ah, my families pc is connected to the router... that may be the culprit. I'll do that later today and let you know if it helps Thanks

Hi, first post here, hopefully someone can help =/. I have the same problem as someone before. I've followed the port forwarding steps, created a listening port and configured my router to use that as a "virtual server" etc. But still I am stuck with "local" initiations and in return, very bad transfer rates, but only for torrent programs. My internet runs quite fast and so do regular downloads (and even dl's on limewire). Any other threads I should look at? what may be the problem?? Thanks. B)