How To Stop Your ISP from Throttling BitTorrent Speeds

[flyingpig]

The Wired How To Wiki details several ways to get around ISP traffic shaping, from encrypting your traffic and changing your default port number to reducing or hiding your transfers. Following these methods won't guarantee faster traffic (in fact, encryption could end up slowing you down), but if you think your ISP is behind your disappointing speeds, it won't hurt to try.

LINK (http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Optimize_BitTorrent_To_Outwit_Traffic_Shaping_ISPs )

[Aurion]

But You Are still hooked up with your original bandwith which wont go bigger that much even if you applied some techniques such as "Encryption One-way transfers" :tongue:

[anon]

yes, seeding will be slowed down a little... but what's most important if using these is countering the throttling :wink:

[zatoicchi]

did not even know that your isp can throttle your connection, must try it to see if they are..thanks for the info and the link

[Aurion]

yes, seeding will be slowed down a little... but what's most important if using these is countering the throttling :wink:

LOL :cool2: you will still be hanged up between your Dreamy settings & your ISP's default ones :icon_angry[1]: though I guess resetting ISP's prefrences wont hit the rocket !! :top:

[Pickle]

the ridiculous part starts at the end.

You best choice is probably to switch to an ISP that doesn't employ anti-BitTorrent traffic shaping.

[Aurion]

the ridiculous part starts at the end.

LOOL go use Tor Anonmouser instead of shapping your own bandwith & be in the risk of loosing some of your bandwith since you are convinced you are a SMART Kid hahahaha :biggrin: <---- Most people do that concept you know lately !! :tongue: