how to download torrents using wingate

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how to download torrents using wingate

Postby ravirccc » Oct 29 04 11:35 am

i am using wingate proxy server and i want to download torrents using torrent storm how to do that? i want to do it in a client machine and i connect to proxy.
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Postby simon.fking » Oct 29 04 10:58 pm

Hi,

If you are downloading the torrents on the machine connected directly to the internet, then all you need to do is allow incoming connections on the following ports using the ENS firewall settings:
6881 - 6889

If you are downloading from a machine through the wingate machine, you will need to redirect these ports from the server to the client. This will also be done in ENS:

BTW - I think Azeurus is the best torrent downloader :p It is freely available from http://azureus.sourceforge.net/ as open source software.

Goodluck
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Postby ALainONE » Mar 26 07 11:57 am

I am having the same problem with my Azureus "zudeo"!

I'm using WGIC to connect to my WinGate Server on ADSL. Configured my application to local on the WGIC Client. I've configured the ADSL router to forward to port 46652 (zudeo port) and even open up ports 6881-6889 on ENS and redirected them to my WG Server IP address. But when I test (using NAT/Firewall test on Azureus), it only gives an error [NAT error: connection refused].


Is there anything else that I need to configure?
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Postby jamesc » Mar 27 07 8:53 am

1. Confirm you have the NAT connection method available.
2. Confirm that your network cards are correctly marked as Internal / External, because that will effect which options you can use for the port redirections.
3. Confirm that when you are creating these port redirections in ENS, that you have the option "Don't translate source ip" checked.
4. Disable any security suites on the LAN Client for the sake of testing if you deem it safe - the Windows Firewall is best disabled in the Windows Services.
5. If there is a firewall between WinGate and the internet, then check that the port redirection is done there too.
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