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It would be a shame if I had to give up on qbittorrent, as I chose to migrate to it because it coexists very well with a misbehaving driver that is giving me some awful trouble. But the fact is, qbittorrent cannot connect to at least two private trackers I use. The trackers are both working well and qbittorrent is not blacklisted in either site. But in the client the trackers show simply as "Not Working" (in both websites the torrents are shown as active, but no data transfer takes place and no peers are detected in the client).

I have little hope, but is there something I could do? Or is this some kind of bug?

Are you showing as connectable both on the torrent sites and within qB (the green icon)?

Actually, no. That has long been a problem for me. The router provided by my ISP has no documentation and apparently cannot be configured correctly to open ports. However, I can connect to two other private trackers, as well as public trackers.

>The router provided by my ISP has no documentation

what model is it?

The immortal echolife hg866. I used to think I had installed some software that somehow messed up my connection, but since I made a clean install, now I think it's the router (my firewall has the appropriate rules and I have even tried shutting it down to test). My router config page does have a portforwarding page, but it seems to have no effect. Maybe it's my ISP, though they claim they block no ports.

Not sure how it has anything to do with connecting to a tracker, though.

have you tried to connect to this trackers without router? If nothing will change - then problem not in router. Also you can check your qbt port at http://www.canyouseeme.org/

What do you mean connect without router? Through some other open wireless signal from the street?

This doesn't sound right... but does this help at all? (might be completely unrelated)
http://portforward.com/english/routers/ ... /Eyeon.htm

That's it! That's my router. And that's exactly how I have it set up. I guess the ISP must be blocking all non-standard ports?

>What do you mean connect without router?
put your internet cable directly into your network card, not router. Then manually set up new internet connection in windows.

Unfortunately, my computer doesn't have that kind of port. The cable coming out of the wall is pretty weird looking.