Billion 400G Port Forwarding Issue

Canonized Villain

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I lurked a bit but didn't see anything related to my problem.

I'm having trouble with forwarding ports for Azureus/Vuze.
I've followed instructions on portforward.com, though the closest match to the Billion 400g I could find was the BiPAC 7300(G) RA.

The instructions were pretty simple and easy to follow :
Them Apples

After I 'opened' the ports, 6881 and 52***. I went back to azureus and did a NAT test. The test came back negative and informed me of the following :

NAT Error - Connection to 198.54.202.166:52*** (your computer) refused
Proxy IP is '41.246.146.116', original is '198.54.202.166 ('Forwarded-For' request header was '198.54.202.166, 198.54.202.195').

I shut off all my firewalls both on the router and windows to see if it would make a difference but sadly it didn't.
I used portforward.com's port checker just in case i was getting false positives, the port checker also came back negative.

I'm connecting to my router via WiFi.

Please help
 
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Hi, Canonized Villan
It is advisable to use standard ports range from 49160–65534 because the ports range from 6881-69999 are blocked by some administrators.
1. Choose a new TCP listening port for Vuze. The best range to choose a new port from is: 49160–65534 If you really need to choose a port within the range 1024–49151 make sure you pick an "unassigned” port list. Remember that Vuze needs one listening port only, so please choose one port from the above range.
2. Go to Options > Connection and input the new TCP and UDP listening port that you have chosen.
3. Click "Save" at the bottom left side of the screen.
4. Go into your Billion 400G router configurations > Virtual sever > port forwarding forward the port you have chosen using the methods as described in Port forwarding and NAT problem. Remember to forward that port not only for TCP but also for UDP protocol,
5. Stop all your actively running Azureus. (This is temporary, just until you get the port sorted out.
6. Quit Vuze.
7. Wait a few minutes.
8. Run Vuze
 
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