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Shared IP Scenario

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	==Astrill is running on router==		==Astrill is running on router==
	===Shared IP Scenario===		===Shared IP Scenario===
	1. Enable port from [https://members.astrill.com/port-~~forward.php Members~~ > ~~VPN Services~~ > Port ~~Forward~~] page.		1. Enable port from [https://members.astrill.com/tools/port-forwarding Memberzone > TOOLS > Port Forwarding] page.

	2. On your computer, open torrent client and then set that port in torrent client and disable UPnP and NAT-PMP options.		2. On your computer, open torrent client and then set that port in torrent client and disable UPnP and NAT-PMP options.

Jovica at 14:21, 22 May 2013

2013-05-22T14:21:51Z

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	4. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.		4. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.


			==Examples==

			===[http://wiki.astrill.com/index.php/How_to_download_with_uTorrent,_BitTorrent_and_other_P2P_torrent_clients_through_Astrill_P2P_VPN_servers Port Forward with Astrill application and uTorrent]===

Jovica at 10:22, 25 August 2012

2012-08-25T10:22:39Z

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	1. On your computer, login to Astrill application. Switch to OpenVPN mode, and then connect to VPN server marked with a star.		1. On your computer, login to Astrill application. Switch to OpenVPN mode, and then connect to VPN server marked with a star.

	2. On your computer, open your torrent client~~. In torrent client~~ set any port in range from 40,000 to 49,999.		2. On your computer, open your torrent client and set any port in range from 40,000 to 49,999.

	3. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.		3. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.
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	1. On your computer, login to Astrill application. Switch to OpenVPN mode, and then connect to your Private IP (VPN server must be marked with a star in order for BitTorrent to work properly).		1. On your computer, login to Astrill application. Switch to OpenVPN mode, and then connect to your Private IP (VPN server must be marked with a star in order for BitTorrent to work properly).

	2. On your computer, open your torrent client~~. In torrent client~~ set any port you want.		2. On your computer, open your torrent client amd set any port you want.

	3. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.		3. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.
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	2. Connect to your Private IP (VPN server must be marked with a star in order for BitTorrent to work properly).		2. Connect to your Private IP (VPN server must be marked with a star in order for BitTorrent to work properly).

	3. On your computer, open your torrent client~~. In torrent client~~ set any port you want.		3. On your computer, open your torrent client and set any port you want.

	4. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.		4. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.

Jovica at 10:11, 25 August 2012

2012-08-25T10:11:30Z

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	==Astrill is running on computer==		==Astrill is running on computer==
	===Automatic port forwarding ~~(UPnP/NAT-PMP)~~===		===Automatic port forwarding===
	====Shared IP Scenario====		====Shared IP Scenario====
	1. On your computer, login to Astrill application. Switch to OpenVPN mode, and then connect to VPN server marked with a star.		1. On your computer, login to Astrill application. Switch to OpenVPN mode, and then connect to VPN server marked with a star.

	2. On your ~~router~~, ~~set~~ your ~~computer (which will run~~ torrent client) to ~~Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)~~.		2. On your computer, open your torrent client. In torrent client set any port in range from 40,000 to 49,999.

	3~~. On your router, enable UPnP or NAT-PMP option.~~		3. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.

	4. On your computer, open your torrent client. In torrent client set any port in range from 40,000 to 49,999 (or enable and set port from [https://members.astrill.com/port-forward.php Members > VPN Services > Port Forward] page) and enable UPnP and NAT-PMP options.

	5. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.

	====Private IP Scenario====		====Private IP Scenario====
	1. On your computer, login to Astrill application. Switch to OpenVPN mode, and then connect to your Private IP (VPN server must be marked with a star in order for BitTorrent to work properly).		1. On your computer, login to Astrill application. Switch to OpenVPN mode, and then connect to your Private IP (VPN server must be marked with a star in order for BitTorrent to work properly).

	2~~. On your router, set your computer (which will run torrent client) to Demilitarized Zone (DMZ).~~		2. On your computer, open your torrent client and set any port you want.

	~~3. On your router, enable UPnP or NAT-PMP option.~~

	4. On your computer, open your torrent client~~. In torrent client~~ set any port you want~~, and enable UPnP and NAT-PMP options~~.

	5. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.		3. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.

Jovica at 10:05, 25 August 2012

2012-08-25T10:05:09Z

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	3. In Astrill application, connect to VPN server marked with a star.		3. In Astrill application, connect to VPN server marked with a star.

	4. On your ~~router~~, ~~set~~ your ~~computer (which will run~~ torrent client~~) to Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)~~.		4. On your computer, open your torrent client and set that port.

	5. On your router, open port forwarding page. Add a new port forwarding rule, set port number (from Astrill application), and set IP address (from OpenVPN adapter IP address). You can obtain your OpenVPN adapter IP address with ipconfig command (On Mac OS X and Linux the command is ifconfig). The ipconfig or ifconfig command lists all network adapters on your computer.		5. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.

	6. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.

	====Private IP Scenario====		====Private IP Scenario====
	1. On your computer, login to Astrill application. Switch to OpenVPN mode, and then connect to your Private IP (VPN server must be marked with a star in order for BitTorrent to work properly).		1. On your computer, login to Astrill application. Switch to OpenVPN mode, and then connect to your Private IP (VPN server must be marked with a star in order for BitTorrent to work properly).

	2. On your ~~router~~, ~~set~~ your ~~computer (which will run~~ torrent client~~) to Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)~~.		2. On your computer, open your torrent client. In torrent client set any port you want.

	3~~. On your computer, open your torrent client. In torrent client set any port you want.~~		3. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.

	4. On your router, open port forwarding page. Add a new port forwarding rule, set port number (from your torrent client), and set IP address (from OpenVPN adapter IP address). You can obtain your OpenVPN adapter IP address with ipconfig command (On Mac OS X and Linux the command is ifconfig). The ipconfig or ifconfig command lists all network adapters on your computer.

	5. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.

Jovica at 09:48, 25 August 2012

2012-08-25T09:48:45Z

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	==Astrill is running on router==		==Astrill is running on router==
	===Shared IP Scenario===		===Shared IP Scenario===
	1. On your ~~router~~, in ~~Astrill applet (on Port Forward tab) set DMZ Device to your computer (which will run~~ torrent client).		1. Enable port from [https://members.astrill.com/port-forward.php Members > VPN Services > Port Forward] page.

			2. On your computer, open torrent client and then set that port in torrent client and disable UPnP and NAT-PMP options.

	2. ~~Connect~~ to ~~VPN server marked with a star~~.		3. On your router, in Astrill applet (on Port Forward tab) set DMZ Device to your computer (which will run torrent client).

	3. ~~On your computer, open your torrent client. Enable port from [https://members.astrill.com/port-forward.php Members >~~ VPN ~~Services > Port Forward] page, then set that port in torrent client and enable UPnP and NAT-PMP options~~.		4. Connect to VPN server marked with a star.

	4. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.		5. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.

	===Private IP Scenario===		===Private IP Scenario===
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	2. Connect to your Private IP (VPN server must be marked with a star in order for BitTorrent to work properly).		2. Connect to your Private IP (VPN server must be marked with a star in order for BitTorrent to work properly).

	3. On your computer, open your torrent client. In torrent client set any port you want ~~(optionally you can enable UPnP and NAT-PMP options)~~.		3. On your computer, open your torrent client. In torrent client set any port you want.

	4. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.		4. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.

Jovica at 08:34, 25 August 2012

2012-08-25T08:34:17Z

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	'''Port forwarding is too hard for me, is there another solution?'''		'''Port forwarding is too hard for me, is there another solution?'''

	If port forwarding is too much of a trouble for you to set, then there is a solution for you as well. You can still make P2P applications, and all other applications work which require ports to be opened. Your just need to purchase Private IP add-on from Members page, and then set your computer (which will run torrent client) to Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) on your router.		If port forwarding is too much of a trouble for you to set, then there is a solution for you as well. You can still make P2P applications, and all other applications work which require ports to be opened. Your just need to [https://members.astrill.com/extend.php?addons_only=1 purchase Private IP add-on from Members] page, and then set your computer (which will run torrent client) to Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) on your router.

Jovica at 08:29, 25 August 2012

2012-08-25T08:29:05Z

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	2. Connect to VPN server marked with a star.		2. Connect to VPN server marked with a star.

	3. On your computer, open your torrent client. ~~In torrent client set any port in range from 40,000 to 49,999 (or enable and set~~ port from [https://members.astrill.com/port-forward.php Members > VPN Services > Port Forward] page) and enable UPnP and NAT-PMP options.		3. On your computer, open your torrent client. Enable port from [https://members.astrill.com/port-forward.php Members > VPN Services > Port Forward] page, then set that port in torrent client and enable UPnP and NAT-PMP options.

	4. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.		4. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.

Jovica at 06:43, 25 August 2012

2012-08-25T06:43:04Z

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	==Astrill is running on router==		==Astrill is running on router==
	===Shared IP Scenario===		===Shared IP Scenario===
	1. On your router, in Astrill applet set your computer (which will run torrent client~~) to Demilitarized Zone (DMZ~~).		1. On your router, in Astrill applet (on Port Forward tab) set DMZ Device to your computer (which will run torrent client).

	2. Connect to VPN server marked with a star.		2. Connect to VPN server marked with a star.
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	===Private IP Scenario===		===Private IP Scenario===
	1. On your router, in Astrill applet set your computer (which will run torrent client~~) to Demilitarized Zone (DMZ~~).		1. On your router, in Astrill applet (on Port Forward tab) set DMZ Device to your computer (which will run torrent client).

	2. Connect to your Private IP (VPN server must be marked with a star in order for BitTorrent to work properly).		2. Connect to your Private IP (VPN server must be marked with a star in order for BitTorrent to work properly).

Jovica at 06:37, 25 August 2012

2012-08-25T06:37:32Z

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	===Private IP Scenario===		===Private IP Scenario===
			1. On your router, in Astrill applet set your computer (which will run torrent client) to Demilitarized Zone (DMZ).

			2. Connect to your Private IP (VPN server must be marked with a star in order for BitTorrent to work properly).

			3. On your computer, open your torrent client. In torrent client set any port you want (optionally you can enable UPnP and NAT-PMP options).

			4. That's it! You are all set, and now you can start downloading and uploading torrents.