socks5, 219.153.4.98, port 1080
Using this proxy last night ,have some decent speed (20-30kbps for my 512k package),seems slow down now but may worth a try for anyone interested

What BT client are you using?
Have you ever considered one of the BT slow factor? It's TCP/IP limiting.
If you updates your windows frequently, your TCP/IP shoud be back at default aka 10.

lol..Im using uTorrent...

TCP IP limited?..nah..previously I got 90kBps..until last week...

that does not limit your speed, only the number of simultaneous incomplete outbound TCP connection attempts.

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechn...etwk.mspx#E5AAE

So now we are like Singapore except Singapore has faster/cheaper packages

Hmm..
So I was wrong.
Thought it would help a lil' bit though..

Urgent Help required !!!

erm can I kindly ask the Kor Kor here this question ???

1. what happens to the machine's local IP the moment I connect to Relakk using the relakk client ???

2. how come I cannot access my machine from another machine locally ???

3. has the relakk client froze my machine's local ip infavour of another ip ???

damn suck punya Streamyx!!! I can't even surf the internet smothly... wtf man... wht is tmnet doing!

I have not use Skype recently, but does this tmnet throttling affect Skype, which is based on P2P technology?

In my case, connected to relakks pptp with DHT disabled and only get a properly seeded torrent, I can get around 100kb/s total.

I doubt so, there is nothing new planned for uTorrent anyways for any new protocol. They are still working on the stable WebUI, if i'm not mistaken.

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Yes most proxies are dead now, is Relaxxs(or whatever it is called) really working? I will subscribe if it is really working for torrents.

BUT Singapore's procedures are clear and IIRC can be bypassed easier (Azureus/eMule encryption/obsfucation).



(And they have much better lines for darknet usage. Most people wouldn't mind shelling 5 euros per month.)

What I think is TMNet is just dropping off the multiple connections we're doing with overseas (as BT normally do multiple connection amounting to 100+), that's why proxies or VPN is working, bcoz it disguise the data link from multiple connection to show that it looked like one single connection.

This is just what I think, might be wrong

That's why torrent encryption is not working well, because we are still doing multiple connections to overseas.

This post has been edited by Haruji Sora: Oct 10 2006, 06:03 PM

you can read its' manual, it can nearly farking everything.

Cisco SCE 2000 4/8xFE Installation and Configuration Guide

i agree...
my number of peer connection cant go any higher than 30 since last week
And sometimes when I'm connected to a good peer seeding to me at a ok speed, it gets drop off, how more cruel could they be....

This post has been edited by Hornet: Oct 10 2006, 06:40 PM

Your theory makes sense, have u tested it out?

- limit your client to max 5-10 connections
- try one torrent with many seeders from Asia (HK, JP, TW, SG...) and very, very few leechers.
- As per theory, you *should* be getting good speeds.

socratesman, yes the theory was tested out previously a few weeks back by me and another forummer. But due to torrent nature, when you are having so little connections, you are normally not connected to a large database of users, therefore you're getting peers that might be fast, might not be fast. Therefore the download were slow.

There is ONE time, one time alone that I luckily got connected to a super fast peer in Japan, and I am getting 50+ to 70 kb/s from that peer alone. This situation also occurred on normal torrent behaviour as well, but rarely, and normally when it appear on normal torrent environment, it will last around 10 to 30 minutes, then the peer connection will be dropped, either by TM (or the peer went offline)

But as I say, just my thinking. MIGHT be wrong, migth be right.

EDIT - Yeah I should try it out on one private tracker with very few leecher and alot of high quality seeders. But the problem is finding one that fits the description >_<

This post has been edited by Haruji Sora: Oct 10 2006, 07:01 PM

Very easy for me to try on UK private tracker - plenty of mature torrents with a lot of seeds and virtually no leechers.
What settings do you want to me to try before and after?

Well for starters you can try this.

If uTorrent, got to preference and decrease global maximum number of connection, I think 10 should do for now Put the same value for maximum number of connected peers per torrent.

Reset your IP, ie, turn off and on your modem and reconnect.

Brand new connection. Start the download of the torrent file, see if you can get any international speeds off the peers or not.


EDIT

AFTER - If you manage to get speeds off international peers.

Try to increase the global connection to 130. See if the peer connection stays up or not.



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UK eh... not sure about that, from my experience I get best speeds from Japan, those ppl in Japan uploads at an insane speed.

This post has been edited by Haruji Sora: Oct 10 2006, 07:14 PM

I use azureus but has identical settings (currently set at 100 and 167). Will switch off secure tunnel first then test out with a good torrent.