Normally, if you are smart and have a router for your "always on" connection, you can set open ports through your Router config setup, which is usually accessible by typing http:/192.168.0.1 and hitting Enter key. This is pretty much the default setup for most routers. Initially, most router log-ins are set for log-in name "admin" and just hit the Enter key for password with nothing entered in the password field. Alternatively, some have a default password of 1234 or password. Look for NAT address port configurations and set at least one port (not 8080, 8000 or the usual ports) but some port number and write it down. Try to configure the IP address of Bitcomet to recognize THAT port number.

If you do NOT have a router: what the hell is the matter with you! Your cable modem/ fiber connection is a wide-open portal 24 hours a day and your will get port scanned in under 30 minutes from some skeevy......

Normally, if you are smart and have a router for your "always on" connection, you can set open ports through your Router config setup, which is usually accessible by typing http:/192.168.0.1 and hitting Enter key. This is pretty much the default setup for most routers. Initially, most router log-ins are set for log-in name "admin" and just hit the Enter key for password with nothing entered in the password field. Alternatively, some have a default password of 1234 or password. Look for NAT address port configurations and set at least one port (not 8080, 8000 or the usual ports) but some port number and write it down. Try to configure the IP address of Bitcomet to recognize THAT port number.

If you do NOT have a router: what the hell is the matter with you! Your cable modem/ fiber connection is a wide-open portal 24 hours a day and your will get port scanned in under 30 minutes from some skeevy......

Normally, if you are smart and have a router for your "always on" connection, you can set open ports through your Router config setup, which is usually accessible by typing http:/192.168.0.1 and hitting Enter key. This is pretty much the default setup for most routers. Initially, most router log-ins are set for log-in name "admin" and just hit the Enter key for password with nothing entered in the password field. Alternatively, some have a default password of 1234 or password. Look for NAT address port configurations and set at least one port (not 8080, 8000 or the usual ports) but some port number and write it down. Try to configure the IP address of Bitcomet to recognize THAT port number.

If you do NOT have a router: what the hell is the matter with you! Your cable modem/ fiber connection is a wide-open portal 24 hours a day and your will get port scanned in under 30 minutes from some skeevy......

Normally, if you are smart and have a router for your "always on" connection, you can set open ports through your Router config setup, which is usually accessible by typing http:/192.168.0.1 and hitting Enter key. This is pretty much the default setup for most routers. Initially, most router log-ins are set for log-in name "admin" and just hit the Enter key for password with nothing entered in the password field. Alternatively, some have a default password of 1234 or password. Look for NAT address port configurations and set at least one port (not 8080, 8000 or the usual ports) but some port number and write it down. Try to configure the IP address of Bitcomet to recognize THAT port number.

If you do NOT have a router: what the hell is the matter with you! Your cable modem/ fiber connection is a wide-open portal 24 hours a day and your will get port scanned in under 30 minutes from some skeevy scammer......

Normally, if you are smart and have a router for your "always on" connection, you can set open ports through your Router config setup, which is usually accessible by typing http:/192.168.0.1 and hitting Enter key. This is pretty much the default setup for most routers. Initially, most router log-ins are set for log-in name "admin" and just hit the Enter key for password with nothing entered in the password field. Alternatively, some have a default password of 1234 or password. Look for NAT address port configurations and set at least one port (not 8080, 8000 or the usual ports) but some port number and write it down. Try to configure the IP address of Bitcomet to recognize THAT port number.

If you do NOT have a router: what the hell is the matter with you! Your cable modem/ fiber connection is a wide-open portal 24 hours a day and your will get port scanned in under 30 minutes from some skeevy scammer......

You are now on board the Nautilus.

My rules are simple and are to be obeyed implicitly.

The alternative is being thrown overboard with small chance of survival.

With that understood, you shall reap the rewards of sailing the TorrentStream! Drink your fill while you may!

Download the jewels or the torrents! Enjoy the calm of the PirateBay...

Avast ye and behold! Open your cannon ports and your listen ports and prepare for boarders!