And you don't need to designate a range of outgoing ports unless you have a specialized network setup there, your VPN provider won't care about what random outgoing ports your torrent client would be using. you're talking about how you show up as a peer in someone else's torrent client, right? I don't know if your own IP would appear as a peer within your own client (unless I misunderstood you).īTW, you technically only need one incoming TCP/UDP port for Deluge, not a range.
#Deluge client connection port how to
That sounds right, though I'm not sure how to test that. If I look at my trackers they all have a port defined at the end of the address: :"port" is this the port that peers are trying to connect to my machine? On windows with the thinclient you connect to your NAS IP address + port 58846. If the test fails then the port forward is not working over the VPN. To test that you are connectable (port forwarded) over VPN use something like, enter your Deluge incoming port(s) & check if the site can "see" you. When you press Add ,fill out the blank spaces with the Deluge details from your box and as a Port you need to put your daemon port. Next step is to setup the connection : Press Connection Manager Then Press Add. You should now see the Connection Manager pop up 3) Remove the localhost daemon, if there is one 4) Click the Add button. When you start Deluge make sure that its not using Classic mode otherwise you will not be able to use connection via thin client. Do not use 'random ports' and use ports between 5009 (the default ports used by torrent programs are sometimes blocked by ISPs).
Also use its torrent test feature (scroll down the page a bit) so that it can test the IP address being reported by your torrent client. Local deluge (thin client) 1) Head to Edit -> Preferences -> Interface, untick classic mode so it is disabled. There is one thing to do: check in preferences if deluge sees the port it uses as 'open' with the 'test active port' check. Enable the VPN then look at, your own IP address should not be visible there. Just to clarify, you know for a fact that your VPN provider allows torrents? And it supports port forwarding through the VPN connection?įirst, make sure the VPN itself is working properly. There is one thing to do: check in preferences if deluge sees the port it uses as 'open' with the 'test active port' check.
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