forwarding port problem!!

Discussion in 'Installation and Configuration of Parallels Desktop' started by uaexcursed, Jan 16, 2009.

  1. uaexcursed

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    for a whole week i have been trying to open a port for utorrent on windows xp i have forwarded the port on my router and i even added the port to the firewall. i also added the port on windows parellel preferences, and it still shows on utorrent that the port is not open. How do i fix this problem? my download speed on utorrent is really bad! I'd like to fix it.

    Thank you.
     
  2. John@Parallels

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    Use the same port and set it on Parallels Desktop - Preferences - Network, when shard Network is slected ass port map there _ I assume you are using Shared Network
     
  3. uaexcursed

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    um i have done that and yes am on shared network and utorrent is still not working :(
     
  4. John@Parallels

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    Antivirus on VM?
     
  5. uaexcursed

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    no i dont have antivirus
     
  6. Elric

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    Could you please attach here the file from Mac OS X /Library/Preferences/Parallels/Network.xml and screenshot with output of the Windows command "ipconfig /all"?

    To make the output, please click Start -> Run -> cmd.exe and type in the appeared window "ipconfig /all" without quotes.
     
  7. Elric

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    Also, please attach the screnshot of the uTorrent Options -> Preferences -> Connection
    and it is interesting to know the version of the uTorrent
     
  8. John@Parallels

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    In addition, could you please confirm, that you correctly set port mapping on your router?
     
  9. uaexcursed

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    its okay guys i managed to fix it the problem was the vmware was on share so i put it on bridged ethernet and it worked wonderfully. Thanks alot for the help and assistance =)
     
  10. Specimen

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    VMWare? *giggles* You mean virtual machine for sure.
     
  11. uaexcursed

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    oops sorry yeah i meant virtual machine! =P
     

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