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Calculation for Score

Score = Points from online time + Points from upload bytes

1. Being online can generate 2 points per hour but 20 points at most per day.

2. Keep uploading files via BitTorrent protocol can generate 1 point per 10MB but 100 points at most per day.

3. Downloading files via BitTorrent protocol doesn't affect Score. The same applies to HTTP and FTP protocol.

4. Score gets refresh in 24 hours.

Ranking

Ranking consists of comet (16), moon (4), star (1).

For example: Ranking 5 equals to , Ranking 21 equals to .

Max Resources

Max Resources mean the number of connections to P2SP. The more connections to P2SP BitComet gets, the faster downloading could be. The number of connections here doesn't equal to the connections normally launched by BitComet. It only relates to newly designed P2SP system. We are speeding up the one who is willing to upload by involving this.

Sheet for Ranking, Score, Title, Max Resources

Ranking	Score	Title	Max Resources
1	0	Recruit	41
2	300	Private	42
3	600	Corporal	43
4	1000	Sergeant	44
5	1500	Staff Sergeant	45
6	2100	Second Lieutenant	46
7	2800	Second Lieutenant	46
8	3600	Lieutenant	47
9	4500	Lieutenant	47
10	5500	Captain	48
11	6600	Captain	48
12	7800	Captain	48	Ozone
13	9100	Major	49
14	10500	Major	49
15	12000	Major	49	Horemheb
16	13600	Lieutenant Colonel	50
17	15300	Lieutenant Colonel	50
18	17100	Lieutenant Colonel	50
19	19000	Lieutenant Colonel	50
20	21000	Colonel	51
21	23100	Colonel	51	(I am here)
22	25300	Colonel	51
23	27600	Colonel	51
24	30000	Colonel	51	Blogger Boy
25	32500	Senior Colonel	52
26	35100	Senior Colonel	52
27	37800	Senior Colonel	52
28	40600	Senior Colonel	52
29	43500	Senior Colonel	52
30	46500	Major General	53
31	49600	Major General	53
32	52800	Major General	53
33	56100	Major General	53	Genjudi (#4) Kuer (#2)
34	59500	Major General	53
35	63000	Major General	53
36	66600	Lieutenant General	54
37	70300	Lieutenant General	54
38	74100	Lieutenant General	54
39	78000	Lieutenant General	54
40	82000	Lieutenant General	54
41	86100	Lieutenant General	54
42	90300	General	55
43	94800	General	55
44	99000	General	55
45	103500	General	55
46	108100	General	55
47	112800	General	55
48	117600	Marshal	56

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How to configure your router to allow fast BitTorrent downloads

Update: I'm bringing this post back to the top of the weblog because since I wrote it one year ago lots of readers added great info related to many different settings of routers. BitTorrent is way more popular now than it used to be then, which explains why this entry keeps always bringing new readers here. I hope it helps.

There sure is a lot of people that have adopted BitTorrent as the tool of choice to download movies and TV shows. However if you are using a network router you might be facing painstainkingly slow downloads (of around 10Kbps) because of a network configuration not properly set. Some think it's a client thing and switch from one to another with no results.

The problem's cause is that some ports on your router are blocked by default and the solution is to open them up. We had to find it the hard way because lots of FAQ lists out there don't give enough detail on how to solve this issue. This simple but useful tip will increase download throughput from 10 to ~240 Kbps.

NOTE: The specific example below considers a Linksys router, but that should work for any other manufacturers (e.g. D-Link, Netgear, etc.). Our Linksys router is the Wireless-G WRT54G. Other models might have a slight different user interface but should be very similar.

1) Open a web browser window and type your Default Gateway IP number in the address bar. It should be 192.168.1.1 in most cases.

2) To login leave username blank and type admin for the password (unless you have changed it before which is always advisable)

3) Find the section that says Port Range Forwarding or similar

4) Add in the port range 6881-6889 for Torrent files

5) Make sure you check both protocol boxes TCP and UDP as well as the Enable setting.

6) Have the forward address set as your internal IP address 192.168.1.72 in our case. To find yours Go to Start -> Run and type in cmd.

This will open a DOS window. Type the command IPCONFIG and look for your "IP Address".

7) Confirm and submit all the changes and that will probably work.

If you've been through this share your experience here. If you have different routers or versions of Linksys and there's something different let us know how to configure it.

Addional Info:

For more details for different model routers please check on

http://portforward.com/routers.htm

Special thankx to nickmkm

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