Unifi: Optimize (BT) Torrent Download - Part3

We have done:

1. Part 1: How To Change UniFi Router Primary and Secondary DNS Address
2. Part 2: How To Set Static IP in UniFi Router

By now you shall be able to surf The Pirate Bay with a stable connection to the internet. You may check your internet speed using a speed tester like www.speedtest.net. In Part 3, we shall make some tweaks to make sure torrent downloads to our torrent client is smooth. Talking about torrent client, I am referring to utorrent, bittorrent and others. Also, we shall talk about eMule setup too.

Part 3: How to Set Port Forwarding for µTorrent and eMule

Unifi: Optimize (BT) Torrent Download - Part2

In my earlier post, we have already set the Google DNS, by doing so, we have actually set ourselves free for the JAIL our government put us into (ya, sort of jailbreak it) and sail our way to the pirate bay. That is the first thing you want to know and that is our objective.

Ironically, we got a BOAT by the Part1. Now in Part2, we need to know where are we, our location. Every time our laptop or PC connects to the internet, we are actually getting a permit from the kastam (the router/modem), it will give our laptop or PC a unique IP (which is a VISA, usually a temporary one). This IP might change every time you connect to the internet.


In order for us to go out easily and get the downloads in smoothly, we must make sure we got a static IP (which is something similar to a PR). So, now let's get a PR!

Unifi: Optimize (BT) Torrent Download - Part1

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