KaZaA slow again with ADSL

Nemesis

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Whats happened? I remember during the christmas season that KaZaA was uncapped to all, I should've raped it while it lasted as that seemed to be only a gift from Telkom to us and not a sign of things to change.

Now im UNcapped, yes, UNcapped, and I cant get speeds of 6kbps+ in kazaa. it averages from 5-6 and wont go higher, WTF is telkom on?
 
Hellooooo...

Unfortunately Telkom puts p2p networks at the lower end of its priority for data delivery. It should pick up over weekends and overnight...

Cheers

Ant [:D]

He who does not understand the value of war at the right time, cannot comprehend the value of life at any time - Anonymous
 
You're right, Nemesis. Kazaa sucks once again. I think someone at Telkom/SAIX made a mistake for a while and had the port shaping turned off.
 
Change your port to 80 in the options and its fast again.
[:D]
Cheers,
Gabor
 
Yup if u try to connect to any p2p without switching to 80 or 21 its nearly immpossible. with torrents for example i get about 2kb/s on the standard 6881 but close to 50kb/s on 80.
 
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<br />Yup if u try to connect to any p2p without switching to 80 or 21 its nearly immpossible. with torrents for example i get about 2kb/s on the standard 6881 but close to 50kb/s on 80.
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please guide on how to change the port to 80
i being trying to do this and have no clue *.*

thanks
 
I've also been trying, the only setting I can find is for "Incomming Connections" under firewall...am I s'posed to be looking for an out going port methinks??

Whoop Di Doo Basil...But What Does It All Mean???
 
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Andre</i>
<br />You're in the right place. Also do a search for Kanat if you are using a router.
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i`m using telkom`s adsl moden...dont have any clue....
please guide me throught~~~=.=
thanks
 
It's in the options under the Firewall tab. There's a checkbox for incoming on port 80.

You are using Kazaa Lite aren't you?

Search google for Kanat.
 
Just get eMule, Kazaa is long gone. (I can suggest using port 80 or 22 as your eMule port too [;)], give that port prioritisation the boot)

- Colin Alston
colin at alston dot za dot org

"Getting traffic shaping right is easy and can be summed up in one word: Dont." -- George Barnett
 
so is there any way you can set up all your outgoing port to 80
then~~

then it will be better for reading mail on free mail server
^_^
 
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Karnaugh</i>
<br />outgoing?

no outgoing uses a random port.

- Colin Alston
colin at alston dot za dot org

"Getting traffic shaping right is easy and can be summed up in one word: Dont." -- George Barnett
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This might sound really dumb, sorry, just woke up though. If it uses a random port for outgoing connections, which i don't dispute 'coz I can't find anywhere to change the out port, then how can telkom prioritise it?

Whoop Di Doo Basil...But What Does It All Mean???
 
sorry i still dont know how to change to port 80
not for kazza
i want to use for BT
please help me~~~~i really want to have this done....
^_^plz thanks
 
Which BitTorrent client are you using? The standard client won't allow you to change ports, but the likes of BitComet, Azureus, and Torrent Storm will.
 
i`m using bitcomet and bittorrent dead manwalking version.
so with bitcomet how do i change it~~~~
 
After batteling forever with the #$%& port prioritizing for Kazaa/eMule/MIRC I have finally discovered something that work. HTTP-Tunnel (www.http-tunnel.com) solved all my problems. It cost me R30 per month and I can at last download at reasonable speeds.
 
http-tunnel has been around for years .. just becareful with paying too much for it as a lot of admins block their servers and telkom might 'prioritize' their access too ...


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