Transmission why is port closed

Post by tagtagtag » Fri Nov 18, am. Post by tagtagtag » Fri Nov 18, pm. Post by Bangkokgal » Thu Nov 24, pm. Post by Vaelin » Sat Nov 26, am. Post by Vaelin » Sat Nov 26, pm. Post by tagtagtag » Sat Nov 26, pm. Privacy Terms. Quick links. Port is closed Problem Post by Rygantic » Fri Nov 11, pm Hi guys, I'm struggling to get the port to read as open, I've followed the help and its still not working.

Any help would be most welcome! Transmission 2. So I can't seed. Maybe there was a hiccup in the previous version. Anyway, thanks for reading my post. I'm relieved at least 1 of the 2 devices is now resolved. Click to expand I'll check it out to have as a backup option. Thanks again for the help. It hard to start here, because I didn't have any Synology device, instead I use Buffalo LSD which use armada so it working partially. With 2. But now on the new 3. Because of that I am unable to connect with https trackers.

Rusty said:. Can you explain in more detail what the exact setup is in this case? What method of running Transmission are you using? Is using Docker an option for you? And I do a lot of different and dangerous stuff that allow me to touch the file systems, for example: ssh, ipkg, pip So get transmission up and running is a great effort for me, also get flexget to monitor rss and transfer to transmission is a pain. I have another option is install debian on it, but there is a lot of hardware problem need to fix that I don't know if I can get over with it or not.

So I did do the hacking things on this NAS, it has bittorrent client as default, but this client is banned from most private trackers. Very blame. That's why I tried to use transmission. Thanks anyway. I would happy with 2. Maybe I'll try to mount the cert in different way for transmission3. In any case, it would be nice to move this conversation to a separate thread if you have any questions but do bear in mind that his is Synology appliance specific forum. So helping out on some custom "NAS" solutions might take time and effort on both sides.

You are welcome to try and ask your questions ofc, but keep in mind that the responses might not start flaying in so easily. Create an account or login to comment You must be a member in order to leave a comment Create account Create an account on our community. Same problem here. I suggest someone in charge of the DNS for transmissionbt. The DNS issue still persists today. Can anyone else test and confirm this? But, transmission only creates IPv4 port forwards, no ipv6 pinholes. If you want ipv6 port forwards, create them manually.

I took an overnight figuring out what I did wrong to my server setup. Took so many times comparing configurations with my old server. Then a few moment ago I installed qbittorrent and my port works. Turn out transmission is the problem, not my server lol. I love this torrent client but for the first time I'm thinking about using another one, I only got my port showed as "opened" after forcing use of IPv4. Thank you TimeZlicer. What did you do to force IPv4 fhenriquedev? I thought it was a transmission-specific file, haha.

Worked like a charm, didn't even have to restart the transmission. Interestingly enough, before I edited the hosts, I checked the UPnP and was already showing that the ports were open on my router, but no deal on the app.

I had the same problem. This is still an issue. Viewed 67k times. I'm using Transmission right now. I re-checked the port with an online site. It says closed too. How is that possible?? Could seeding happen even if the port is closed? Improve this question. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. The short answer to the question: YES , you can seed with closed port too. Improve this answer. Then, how can I open that port? I use Ubuntu I enabled UPnP both in Transmission and in the router's interface.

The ISP gave me a modem and a router is connected to that modem. I checked that option in Transmission: "pick a random port each time Transmission starts". Why is the port always closed? The random port thing is not for this.