I've had this for a while now and I've tried reinstalling and I've upgraded to the latest client. Basically i run Bit torrrent and it may run fine for a few hours and then basically my link goes down. Rebooting the router fixes it, but I want to run it over night. I've used it on both my d/t and laptop so it's not an issue with the PCs. Anyone experienced this before, should I use another client?

Port forwarding / firewall issue?

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Bit Comet??

Maybe your settings within the program?? I've never experienced this issue ever.

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Do you mean disable Firewall and enable PF?

I'm definately no pro, but give port forwarding a shot. I had similar issues and this seemed to fix it.

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UPnP should take care of this ..

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What bit torrent client? utorrent is the win for clients.

Also it sounds like the torrents are flooding your modem (having thousands of connections will cause a lot of modems to fail requiring a reboot). Do a google search of your modem type and torrent client and see if you can limit the amount of connections to a number that won't kill it.

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Ok cool. Thanks. So u don't have any problems with utorrent and a high number of connections? Or do you limit it?

On my old modem I had to limit it, on newer ones they have inbuilt stuff to limit it.

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as Kato says set max connections and max connections per client / per torrent to a lower figure.

Your not running a DLink by any chance are you ?

Also maybe wortwhile turning off flood control (wouldnt recommend it tho)