How to avoid ISP throttle

[Rivan]

Hi, i am having a Windows XP system and its connected to internet with a DSL connection. The problem is with my uTorrent application.My ISP throttling my all p2p applications and I wanna make it avoids the traffic shaping. Even after I permit DHT to encrypt data, that doesn’t appear to effort well. SO, could you guys please make me know some way to avoid the throttling? Any help will be appreciated.

[Steinbach]

Previous to start using uTorrent, you should try using a PROXY server to get connected to the torrent tracker/s! This is somewhat to perform before beginning. There is no sense in transferring all the peer/seed traffic all the way through the as it be supposed to be encrypted anyhow. Basically even I am not fine with proxies in any way, as I have just used them less often.

Torrent tracker communications naturally occurs just for once every hour PER tracker on every torrent you have active. Additionally, the interactions usually are only a small number of KBs -- roughly definitely less than 10 KB. The most recent DPI tools that ISPs employ to monitor and data-mine consumer actions online do notice tracker connect effort and repeatedly list that as "BitTorrent activity", jamming/disturbing/throttling every IPs .

[aalbaiz]

Probably uTorrent use to stop protocol encryption by default. You require enabling this in order to the ISP's packet shaping hardware should notice your BitTorrent traffic as usual traffic and expectantly allow it pass. To do so:

• Go to Options and click on Preferences.
• Now click on BitTorrent on the left side that will open Bittorrent Preferences Dialog Box.
• Here we are anxious about Protocol Encryption. So just Enable the Outgoing .
• Now again on the left side, click on Advanced .
• You can simply SKIP this step in case you don’t patch your TCPIP.sys to permit additional concurrent.
• Modify "net.max_halfopen" value to fifty by clicking on the row, Once done click Apply and OK.

[Anand D.]

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The application is combining the outcome of the experiment that the site is issuing to support superior transparency between ISPs. In case your Internet Service Provider seems to be throttling, still you will be able to pass up the throttling if you are aware of the correct tricks.

[Author]

An easy method to avoid traffic shaping pains is to encrypt your BitTorrent stream. Doing this, it will be difficult for your ISP to inform you are with BitTorrent. Many more clients supports BitTorrent protocol encryption for, example Azureus, uTorrent, etc.. In uTorrent you need to go to Options than Preferences and select BitTorrent. Here click on Protocol Encryption, and mark Enabled.