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Just found out that my work ISP is now throttling p2p traffic, so i think problem solved - or at least i know why now. i found this regarding ISP's who throttle, and for emule its suggested a version call NeoMule is used. Don

I'm thinking that way too. It just seems strange that both my ISP's have suddenly started throttling me. Anyway, How do i connect securely? I believe i have to go into a secure hub? Thanks

Thanks for prompt reply. Ui already have these ticked? Sorry about missing off screenshot. Should be attached now? Its like everyone

Hi All, I am running 0.2.2 of Apex and am experiencing extremely slow downloads. Virtually every source i get only downloads at less then 1k. Even file lists take 20 or more mins to come down. This can be even for common files - never managed better than 5k/s? I am running Windows server 2003 SP1, in “workstation” mode – ie not a DC and has all the server “extras” stripped out. I use manual port forwarding on my router, so I am in active mode. – the checker confirms this is working correctly. I have tried it on different internet connection, work and home. At work it’s a 2Mb ADSL connection through Pipex, completely unrestricted. I used to get high speed with multiple sources, typically 50-150 K/s. I have tried different hubs, but there is no pattern, whether the hub has a large number of users or a few. The number of hubs seems to make no difference either, from 5 to 35 hubs there doesn’t seem to be difference? Even with the hubs recommended in the forums (DVD share, hydroponics etc) no joy One thing I have noticed is that even if there a quite a few sources with free slots, the client won’t often connect to these users? I have Peer Guardian and disabling that makes no difference? Upload speeds are fine ( 10-25k) I ahve attached screenshot... Has anyone any thoughts? Best regards, Martin Porter