Torrents wont start downloading with vpn

Usually your computer has at least one adapter. If you have installed a VPN client software, you should have two. Anyhow, the trick is to find out which one is used for your VPN service. So the first thing we need to do is to start up our VPN service and connect to it. Now we need to open the command prompt terminal, so to do that we simply type;. This should open up the black terminal window.

This will drop down a lot of text, that might be overwhelming for some, but fear not. What is actually being printed is the most used information about your internet adapters.

Port forwarding errors used to cause so many problems for me. All traffic on the listen port needs to be forwarded to the device running your torrent client. Typically we recommend using a VPN instead of a proxy for the encryption.

Others prefer the one-time setup with no extra software required. The setup process can be a bit tricky, and in some cases could lead to torrents not downloading at all. Try setting it up from scratch again. You may need to open the port manually port for many services.

Try enabling DHT in your client settings. A torrent Tracker is responsible for keeping an updated list of peers sharing the file. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options DreadWingKnight Posted February 14, Ok, and have you asked your VPN provider for support on this yet?

Firon Posted February 14, Freonpsandoz Posted February 18, Posted February 18, Forgot your password? By Giggityman , September 12, in Troubleshooting. Recently, my torrents haven't been downloading while I am connected to my vpn client and this has been going on for a few days now. I use HideMyAss as a vpn client. I know it is not a problem with the vpn program because it tells me when I have a working connection to the server.