I need helped as i am using a netgear D834 wireless router. I had disabled DHT, install the tcpip.sys patch, changed my connections from 10 to 50. The NAT Traversal via UDP, I set to Disable.
And even set the download and upload limit to 50kbps,15kbps
Unchecked, i don’t use windows firewall and I dont connect through another computer.
i have the UPnP service disabled on both my computers and my router.
I manually forwarded the port in my router as i configure port forward in my router for bitcomet following portwarding.com webpage.
When I off my bitcomet 6.8, the internet work fine. There is no lost of connection, when i start to on bitcomet, i experience internet disconnecting. I even upgrade the router to the latest firmware.
I am having the same problem, however I was thinking it may be a problem with my ISP as I have gotten what I think is throttled. I think all the incoming udp connections are flooding my router an that is why I am getting disconnected from my isp’s WAN. Post a routers log for when you get disconnected. BTW I am using win2k3 server enterprise edition
benbill, are you using Windows XP Media Center edition?
I am using Windows 2003 Server Entreprise. I also had incoming ICMP flooding.. I did a port forwarding, it still happened. I need your and advised. I remember using 5.8 or or 5.9 enabled IP LAN filter, there isnt any issue until later I upgrade to 6.8
Ok, first its 0.68, BC isn’t even at version 1 yet. What you’re seeing is the DHT connections. They use UDP for their connections because it’s better than TCP/IP for this function. You can try turning the DHT network off in preferences. Don’t run an IP Filter list through BC, it makes the program do a lot of extra work that it isn’t ment to do. That makes BC use up a lot of extra resources, plus you have to manually install a list and keep it updated your self. Just use Peer Guardian 2 instead with their p2p, ads, & spyware lists. Peer Guardian barely uses any resources, it protects your whole computer, its free, and it auto updates. 
Also make sure your router and network card have the latest firmware & drivers from the manufacturer’s site.
The last thing to do is look your router(s) up here for instructions on how to set them up for various uses. www.portforward.com