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Comcast Work Around for Azureus

By soulxtc

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Guide on how to overcome BitTorrent traffic shaping by Comcast and other ISPs. With more and more BitTorrent users being negatively affected by overly aggressive traffic shaping on Comcast and other ISP networks it's become increasingly necessary for some to find a workaround for the problem in order to share data with others. There's really only 4 things that a person can do to avoid the problem of Comcast BitTorrent throttling, and each are described below in detail. 1. Protocol Header Encryption When Will It Work? When you're being affected by P2P/BitTorrent traffic shaping or it is completely blocked.

Full post as published by ZeroPaid on March 19, 2008 (boomark / email).

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