Can everybody share their Jio Fiber speedtest.net & fast.com results to various servers in the world?

[GR2]

Idk considering that Jio doesn't offer port forwarding behind their CGN, I highly doubt even popular torrents are gonna seed well. Most people straight up hit and run public torrents anyway.

Usually it's the download speeds I see slow down during peak hours on every ISP while uploads remain constant.

So jio is not using port control protocol?

 

[JB701]

I highly doubt it (though I can't say for sure I'm not on JioFiber).

Having an open in coming port makes a big difference though.
I have been on a public IP with my ISP from week 3 to week 4 seeding some popular public torrents. As soon as my ISP switched me to CGN, the uploads dropped next to zero (at end of week 4).

 

[ShanksZ]

You can thank people who torrent illegal content (pirated) for the upload speed capping by Jio (and who knows what other ISPs will follow)

You mean @JB700 XD

 

[GR2]

@JB700 How do i check the ports i forwarded are open or not? I know there are some sites for it but i am not sure if they are correct because one site reports that the port is open but in another site it says that the port is closed

 

[JB701]

Open Port Check Tool -- Verify Port Forwarding on Your Router is the one which is commonly used

 

[GR2]

@JB700 The site shows that port 443 is blocked. But if it is blocked than how am i able to access https?

 

[JB701]

Thats because outgoing ports are open. The site shows if an port is open from outsider point of view. You'll need port 443 if you want to set up a web server but you don't need it if you just want to open other https sites

 

[GR2]

@JB700 If that's the case than how is UPnP working for me? Are those ports outgoing only in UPnP?

 

[JB701]

UPnP tells the home router to open a specific incoming port but Jio won't have UPnP enabled. Even if they did there will be port conflicts due to many people having same public ip

 

[GR2]

@JB700 So the only way to get open ports is opt out of cg-nat or get a static ip right?