is this throttling by my ISP?

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ineedmoney1

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when i get some good speeds going with utorrent, i loose connection, then i simply unplugg my router and plug it back in and problem solved for the next 5 minutes. Do i need a faster more capable router is my ISP causing this problem?
comcast and a linksys wrt54g

 

oxonbeef

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Forward your ports.

Code:

http://portforward.com/

 

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ineedmoney1

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not sure what port forwarding does? you think it will help?

 

oxonbeef

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ineedmoney1 said:

not sure what port forwarding does? you think it will help?

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No I just thought I would make a pointless reply.

Code:

https://www.utorrent.com/documentation/connection-setup

 

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ineedmoney1

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port forwarded with pfconfig and no luck same shit keeps happening.

 

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i think it's my wireless router. i have no problems when i connect to my router via Ethernet cable. only when i connect via wifi.

 

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comcast just won there case with the FCC allowing them to throtal torrent traffic. I would guess that the rest of the big ISP's are following suit.