BOWi Posted November 21, 2014 Report Posted November 21, 2014 Hi! I'm really confused... I talked about this issue in the General Discussion board, but I know it is better to talk about it here. I uninstalled Bittorrent because I thought it couldn't handle my Apple's router. I'll show you some log entries I received: [00:00:04] UPnP: Could not map UPnP Port on this pass, retrying.[00:00:06] UPnP: No cached host. Returning false from CheckCachedUpnpHost()[00:00:06] UPnP: The device "" is not a UPnP router (http://**********/)[00:00:11] DEBUG: UPnP: Not replying to Service Type [upnp:rootdevice][00:00:14] UPnP: Could not map UPnP Port on this pass, retrying. I thought Bittorrent was trash but then I noticed it managed to work with NAT-PMP immediately: [00:00:01] NAT-PMP: Mapped TCP port ***** -> **********[00:00:01] NAT-PMP: Mapped UDP port ***** -> **********[00:00:01] NAT-PMP: Got external IP: *********** So... Why Bittorrent is still trying to use UPnP when NAT-PMP worked? All my quotes are from the same session. When I saw entries like the one in the first quote, I switched back to my old client which was working like a charm, but if Bittorrent works also, then I might come back to it. Could you explain to me why Bittorrent keeps trying to use UPnP?
BOWi Posted November 22, 2014 Author Report Posted November 22, 2014 I noticed that my other client reproduce the same pattern. I guess it's normal then...
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