TCP/IP Limit

Oct 03, 2008, 04:54 PM [Reply]

I'm running Windows Vista, along with bitcomet 1.04, have the eMule plugin, but my download speed remains around 8-9kb/s which isn't right for my connection.

The program said something about my current half-open limit causing problems. I'll be honest I don't know what I should set it to, it's currently at 10 and I reckon that's what's causing me problems with download speed.

Someone help?

Sibby2

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Oct 03, 2008, 05:08 PM [Reply]

Read a post by the unusual suspect, saying that 10 is the right number, now I'm flummoxed completely

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Oct 05, 2008, 09:59 PM [Reply]

Ignore the tcpip limit thing. You need to adjust your upload and donwload speed limits and make sure your port is forwarded.

With no p2p apps running to to speedtest.net and check your real download & upload speeds. Then limit your global upload speed to 85% of your max.

Example: I have a 1 megabit upload speed limit. That's only a 125 kilobytes. So in bitcomet I limited my upload to 100 kilobytes.

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2008-10-07 02:52:52

candy11

Sori but i don't know what u r saying about... Can u explain clearer the step on how to do it??? Thank you so much...

2008-10-08 09:07:31

RD90 (SwantonS)

step-by-step of what Dark Shroud said...
1) Open BitComet. Go to the "Options" tab on the top of the BitComet window and go to preferences
2) Check if your upload and download limits are on "No Limits". If they are, continue to next step, if not then change them to "No Limit" and continue
3) Go to www.speedtest.net (Its an online site that determines the speed of your connection)
4) When it shows you your speed, divide the download speed by 8 to find out your max download speed. Then, again, go to "Options" in BitComet and set your upload limit to 85% of your max download speed...
Hope that helps candy11 :)

"Some people need a kick on their asses to jump out of a plane. You fall into the category of needing a kick on the ground."

2008-10-08 09:08:30

RD90 (SwantonS)

Also sign up with BitComet's Passport service, helps in boosting your download speeds...

"Some people need a kick on their asses to jump out of a plane. You fall into the category of needing a kick on the ground."

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Oct 06, 2008, 06:56 PM [Reply]

did you sign up and login on your bitcomet account?

pjretallack

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Oct 09, 2008, 01:08 PM [Reply]

Hope the info helped your problem if not read Caladiers blog was helpful to me.

queenbe573

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Oct 10, 2008, 07:00 AM [Reply]

Hello maybe you are interested in accelerating the BitComet, tell me who you think.

http://blog.bitcomet.com/caladier/post_69533/

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2008-10-13 16:19:36

randy1953

Hola Gracias
I did download that thing but to be honest it really did not do much for me. I have used both BitComet and Bit Torrent and by far in every way Bit torrent is much much faster than Bit Comet. However it feels like Bit Comet has more of a community of folks that share all kinds of goodies! But when it comes to download time as it is now I could never see going back to Comet it is just way too slow. No joke I download almost twice as fast with Bit Torrent. I have no idea why but that the way it is here on Margarita Island!
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Oct 10, 2008, 06:57 PM [Reply]

I THINK ITS SAFE TO KEEP IT AROUND 100 FOR SOME FIREWALLS ....

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Oct 11, 2008, 12:10 AM [Reply]

My TCP/IP Limit is default @ zero. It does not allow me to change. It says Cuurent half-open limit : This version of TCPIP.SYS is not supported to be modified.

Even if i turn off the firewall protection, it still diable me from changing it. I want to change it to 50.

Can anyone help please. Thanks.

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