Hi guys,
Is there any instructions to how I can use VPN or Sock5 with quitrent V3.1.12 on Yosemite 10.10.2?
Thank in advance
VPN PIA Private Internet Access
Re: VPN PIA Private Internet Access
If you use a VPN, just connect to VPN and well, use qBittorrent normally.
If you use a SOCKS5 proxy, go into qBittorrent settings, and set the proxy under "Connection".
If you use a SOCKS5 proxy, go into qBittorrent settings, and set the proxy under "Connection".
Re: VPN PIA Private Internet Access
Thank you!!
i can you both.. is not sock5 safer? should i disable UPnP?
Is changing network interface still required?
i can you both.. is not sock5 safer? should i disable UPnP?
Is changing network interface still required?
Last edited by Henry on Wed Apr 08, 2015 1:30 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: VPN PIA Private Internet Access
Most probablyshould i disable UPnP?
Not really.Is changing network interface still required?
Re: VPN PIA Private Internet Access
It's pretty much the same.is not sock5 safer?
SOCKS is useful because you don't have to push EVERY traffic through.
Like you can still play games, listen to music on Spotify and whatever, because it will just use your normal internet.
VPN will make ALL your traffic go through a remote server, and that adds latency to your connection.
Depends on what you want to do.
If you want to go full anonymous, use VPN.
IF you are just worried about torrenting, use SOCKS.
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Socks 5 is safer as it is always hiding my IP, the vpn may disconnect and real IP shows; correct?
But is the socks 5 safe enough to hide that I am bittorrenting?
But is the socks 5 safe enough to hide that I am bittorrenting?
Re: VPN PIA Private Internet Access
Yes, it's safer in that regard.
Yes, it's totally safe. It's called a "Tunnel", because well, it's like a ... tunnel.
There are ways to 'safeguard' VPN connections too, but I only know about Windows applications that do this.
(So it protects you from revealing yourself.)
Yes, it's totally safe. It's called a "Tunnel", because well, it's like a ... tunnel.
There are ways to 'safeguard' VPN connections too, but I only know about Windows applications that do this.
(So it protects you from revealing yourself.)