Cable Forum - View Single Post

Richard M · 05-02-2005, 22:21

Not really, you should find that as long as:
a) Your firewall/router is configured correctly to let traffic through on whichever ports
b) The NTL proxy servers are not caching the tracker

..then you should be downloading at a high speed when you leave the client software downloading for more than a few hours.
It usually speeds up towards the end of the file and it's always best to keep the client window open instead of opening and closing it when downloading the same file - this way you keep your queue position.

05-02-2005, 22:21	#5
Richard M Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Los Angeles, CA Age: 47 Posts: 6,343	Re: Bittorrent and ntl Not really, you should find that as long as: a) Your firewall/router is configured correctly to let traffic through on whichever ports b) The NTL proxy servers are not caching the tracker ..then you should be downloading at a high speed when you leave the client software downloading for more than a few hours. It usually speeds up towards the end of the file and it's always best to keep the client window open instead of opening and closing it when downloading the same file - this way you keep your queue position.