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September 23, 2008

How-to Port Forward Utorrent Using Linksys BEFSR41 Router and a Bridged Modem

Early this morning I found out how easy it was to get a green light (means Network OK) on Utorrent even under one of these scenarios:

1. If your router is using PPOE to establish a connection.
2. If your router is using NAT.
3. If you have a modem/router in bridge mode having its own gateway.

I’m writing this guide as a way to remind me that the conventional port range forwarding of Linksys BEFSR41 won’t give me a green light on Utorrent. This maybe because my modem in bridge mode has its own gateway and I’m behind a NAT network.

I’m not sure how or why, but this trick worked for me.

1. login to your Linksys router - 192.168.2.1

Username: admin
Password: admin

2. Browse to UPnP Forwarding under the Application and Gaming tab.

3. Then add the following values:

Application: Utor1
Ext. Port: 80
Protocol: TCP
Int. Port: 80
IP Address: 192.168.2.100 (or your computers IP address)
Enabled: check

UPnP

4. Click Save Settings

You should now have a green light on Utorrent. But ofcourse, don’t forget to use port 80 and enable UPnP port mapping on your Utorrent preferences.

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  1. thanks a lot! really helped. I finally got that elusive green icon.

    Comment by Alyssa — December 4, 2008 @ 3:22 pm

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