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[UrAnus]

Hi guys, I'm at the end of my severely limited wits with this problem.

Previously when I was using a 2WIRE modem/router (which sucked, couldn't port forward properly) provided by my ISP, all my torrents could download/upload over both wired and wireless connections.

Now that I am using a DLINK DIR-855 router bridged with the 2WIRE (I disabled the routing function and use it purely as a modem), my torrents still download/upload over wired, but do not move over wireless at all  



I'm pretty sure it's not the case of my uTorrent settings since I simply imported all my previous settings over (they worked before I changed router) or the case of my wireless adapter (I tried 3 different adapters).

It definitely isn't the torrent either - The same torrent moves on my wired connection. And all my ports are forwarded correctly (Green Tick, I pass the port tests)

So there must be SOME setting on my router that I didn't configure correctly  

I added my computer to DMZ but it didn't work either

I get a lot of - "Blocked incoming TCP packet from "SOME IP" to "SOME IP" as RST:ACK received but there is no active connection" - messages in my router LOG though. Is there something to do with it ?


Anyway can help? 

[UrAnus]

no issue there on my set up, forward ports and it all works fine. do a hard reset of router after a flash and then re-enter settings manually.

Tried that as well. Upgraded to latest firmware from D-LINK site. No use

[UrAnus]

up my problem for experts to help

[jysnmat]

When it comes to downloading torrents, don't use port forwarding and instead use the Virtual Server section to forward the ports needed to torrent. Do not use the same port on all the torrents clients you have since only one client(computer) can use the port at a time.