I am connected to 42 uTorrent clients (with one torrent), 34 of whic are latest version.Įdit 2: I do indeed receive incoming fragmented packets. Why dont I detect inbound fragmented packets? I wonder if he did have an outbound fragmented issue as well ? He states that when fragmented packets were allowed through, his download speed went up 30%. It limited his uTorrent experience unless he allowed the packets.
Whats strange is this guy complained of the same thing with the M0n0wall Router but on inbound traffic only. My Router is a Netgear DG814, using the onboard NVidia LAN card from my Asus A8N-E motherbard. Ps the log shows these packets have a "High" severity. If you know why it will be much appreciated. UTorrent is beavering away happily while this happens and I am suffering no issues at all using uTorrent, so. The port in use by the UDP packets is my uTorrent port. These packets are trying to leave my PC, the source IP is always my PC's IP. The Logs now report that many many packets are blocked as they are either fragmented IP packets (portless but it says using UDP) or fake/malformed UDP packets.
Under the settings for Advanced Attack Prevention and Detection I have ticked the following (amongst others): I have been using Comodo firewall for a few days and am very impressed with how much it can do and the information it gives on my connection. Secondly, apologies if this has been posted before, I did a search for fragmented packets and found 1 thread where someone had to allow fragmented packets on their firewall to get a green light on uTorrent. Click OK → OK to save your changes and exit Advanced setup.Firstly many thanks to the writers of uTorrent, its superb! Select the check box next to Show built in (predefined) rules, scroll to the bottom of the list, select the new rule you added and then click the Top icon to move the rule to the top of the list. The new rule will appear in the Firewall rules window. Type a name for the rule in the Name field, select Both from the Direction drop-down menu and select Allow or Deny from the Action drop-down menu, depending on whether or not you want to block or allow this specific port.Ĭlick the Local tab, type the number of the port or range of ports in the Port field and click OK. Open the main program window of your ESET Windows product.Ĭlick Network Protection → Firewall, expand Advanced and click Edit next to Rules. This article is part of a series of recommended steps to troubleshoot firewall issues.
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