09-27-2014, 11:30 PM
Hello there!
I really like the Vuze Torrent Desktop Client even since it was Azureus.
I seed a lot of my torrents in 2 different computers located at different ISPs. The problem is, that at my home, my internet is supposedly 1 Megabit/s (~128 KB/s) for upload at the speedtests (OOKLA to be specific), but the sum of all bandwidth shown at the lower right corner of vuze main window shows that it uploads at 250 KB/s , which is far more than my bandwidth is, according to the speedtests, in this case, I am extremely happy :) .
On the other hand, the computer at my work, running the same speedtest shows that it has 80 Megabits/s (~10240 KB/s), but the sum of all torrents uploading is shown to between 500 KB/s and 1100 KB/s, even though I have tried to seed at my work's PC a torrent that I download at my home, and making sure that both of them are currently connected and transfering stuff, usually in this case the connections aren't above 500 KB/s. BUT when I use a different protocol for transfering files (like FTP, SSH or even using a chat program) the transfer uses the full bandwidth possible (in the case of home and work computers, it goes at 2500 KB/s which is the download limit for my home's internet), but in some other cases, the transfer between my work's PC (which is the uploader) and another PC goes even at 9500 KB/s or sometimes higher.
So, my question is: if I can use the full bandwidth with other methods of sharing files, why is it so slow on torrent seeding? (even using the very same computers for both cases); is there a way I can fix this? I have tried modifying the settings inside Vuze, at the Options>Transfers.
I don't use auto-speed on both my computers, and they have pretty much the very same settings, and my work's computer does not have NAT problems, but ironically my home's does and still it uploads at full speed while my work's doesn't...
Thanks in advance
I really like the Vuze Torrent Desktop Client even since it was Azureus.
I seed a lot of my torrents in 2 different computers located at different ISPs. The problem is, that at my home, my internet is supposedly 1 Megabit/s (~128 KB/s) for upload at the speedtests (OOKLA to be specific), but the sum of all bandwidth shown at the lower right corner of vuze main window shows that it uploads at 250 KB/s , which is far more than my bandwidth is, according to the speedtests, in this case, I am extremely happy :) .
On the other hand, the computer at my work, running the same speedtest shows that it has 80 Megabits/s (~10240 KB/s), but the sum of all torrents uploading is shown to between 500 KB/s and 1100 KB/s, even though I have tried to seed at my work's PC a torrent that I download at my home, and making sure that both of them are currently connected and transfering stuff, usually in this case the connections aren't above 500 KB/s. BUT when I use a different protocol for transfering files (like FTP, SSH or even using a chat program) the transfer uses the full bandwidth possible (in the case of home and work computers, it goes at 2500 KB/s which is the download limit for my home's internet), but in some other cases, the transfer between my work's PC (which is the uploader) and another PC goes even at 9500 KB/s or sometimes higher.
So, my question is: if I can use the full bandwidth with other methods of sharing files, why is it so slow on torrent seeding? (even using the very same computers for both cases); is there a way I can fix this? I have tried modifying the settings inside Vuze, at the Options>Transfers.
I don't use auto-speed on both my computers, and they have pretty much the very same settings, and my work's computer does not have NAT problems, but ironically my home's does and still it uploads at full speed while my work's doesn't...
Thanks in advance