Hi,
Is UPnP enabled in the router ? If so, try disable it and reboot the router.
SD1
I use µTorrent and UPnP works fine with the latest firmware on Win 7 Pro 64.
The UPnP Device Host service should be set to manual as it starts automatically when needed then shuts back down when not needed anymore.
I tried all of the suggested things and for whatever reason, I cannot get UPnP to work anymore. I even tried downgrading, which didn't work at all, either, which is odd. The only thing that works for me now is complete port forwarding. Kind of a pain...
I find it hard to believe that UPnP is not working. Are you running any antivirus software on that machine?
Are you sure it is not Vuze?
Maybe try another client like µTorrent.
Since UPnP is all software/firmware and not a single piece hardware it can't be a broken router. I think you should have a look at the client's services (UPnP device host, SSDP service)
I've tried µTorrent in the past, but for whatever reason, I get that nag screen whenever I add a torrent. The developers couldn't figure out why and refused to drop the nag screen, so I dropped µTorrent. I also like the built-in transcoding engine for my PS3, which brings me to the next thing below.
What nag screen?
I have never seen any nag screen in µTorrent.
Did you download from µTorrent site or somewhere else?
Hve you tried enabling logging in vuze?
Then check the log to see what the problem is:
Plugins > Log Views > UPnP
Also, make sure you have entries for Vuze in the Windows Firewall as even though you are using UPnP you still have to have entries in the firewall.
Downloading from official site or 3rd party?
I have tested this over and over but can not duplicate what you are posting about.
I think buddy has issues differentiating legit software and sources from malicious ones. Wouldn't be suprised if his entire system is FUBAR.
utorrent doesn't display that "nag" screen.
The nag screen is shown when Windows has marked the exe as untrusted.
You can see this by right clicking on the exe and then properties and you will see an "unlock" button.
Does not happen every time though and yes it is very annoying.
It's been like this for years:
http://forum.utorrent.com/viewtopic.php?id=9397
Of course it is "suppose" to be shown only once but it's not. I get it like evey 10 runs or so, but never every 10, so it's random.
Are you using an old version?
The algorithm that checks for this has been changed as of the 1.8 builds.
Also, µTorrent 2.0 was just released recently.
Not sure why but the only time I have ever seen this was years ago after the first install.
Since then I just import my setting when I install.
I have Azureus/Vuze as a P2P client and it can test, more accurately than most, whether or not ports are properly opened. Normally, this isn't a problem, but after 1.33NA, UPnP will go down and the router has to be restarted. I may downgrade to 1.31NA like I did from 1.32NA, but what do you guys think? Anyone else having the same issue? I have the UPnP service, etc. marked as automatic in Windows 7 HP x64.
1.32 build9 | 1.33NA | |
QoS page | off | on + traffic shaping on + manual 100000 + manual cable + 3 boxes on in the middle |
SPI | on | on |
Anti-spoof | on | on |
Endpoint filter | highest restricted | highest restricted |
Securespot | on | off |
Anti-spoof | on | on |
DNS relay | on | on |
NTP | D-link server | D-link server |
Syslog | off | off |
MAC access Filter | off | off |
HTTPS | on | off |
RemoteManagement | on | off |
Multicast | on | on |
Wireless | off | off |
QoS page off on + traffic shaping on + manual 100000 + manual cable + 3 boxes on in the middle
100000 kbps would be 100 mbps.
Are you sure your upload speed is that fast?
A rate that high could be what is killing your connection after a while.
I have 2Mbps upload which is only about 2048 kbps.