Marios1441
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ISP teached me how to do it but still not succeeded. My router is Arris TG862S/CE, IP was static 192.168.0.1 but disables connection when i make it static, the port i want to forwardTry Googling it;you normally do that with your Router and in most makes/models you must use a hard-line connection (Ethernet) to the router with a PC or laptop to access the Router's Admin utility. If you've never done that, there are tons of YouTube videos, and sometimes even a video for your exact make/model router. If you can provide us with your router make/model we can help you locate the User Guide for your router and give you link to download. Full instructions for access the Admin utility of the router are there, as well as how to turn on Port Forwarding and enabling/disabling specific ports on your router.
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My ISP told me to log in to router webpage, select 'Firewall', then 'Virtual servers' and add 192.168.0.1 and then put the Bitorrent port number (52499) but still some torrents they can't be downloaded.Could you show us what your ISP told you?
Your computer has an IP 192.168.0.XXX.
The inside IP address of your router is 192.168.0.1, the outside IP address is one your ISP gave it
Outside calls from your computer to your bittorrent are send to 192.168.0.1, your router, your router will pass them through.
The replies from your bittorrent are sent to the outside IP address of your router, the router on its turn passes it on to your computer with the 192 IP. As you see in the router IP addresses are switched.
In the port forwarding table in router you must set port 52499 on the outside to the inside port and IP of your download app on your computer, i think for UDP
The problem is that your computer gets it IP address on power-up from the router and that it may vary, but in the port forwarding table you must specify a fixed static IP. The way out is to define in the network adapter settings of your computer a fixed, static IP for your computer, something in the range from 192.168.0.2 to say 192.168.0.200, but NOT 192.168.0.1 because that one is used by the router itself.
Hope it helps
If some torrents can and some torrents can't be used the problem is something else, maybe even out of your control.My ISP told me ....... but still some torrents they can't be downloaded.