Any one figured out port forwarding on Reliance Jio Fiber

My two cents. No you won't be able to seed. By seeding I mean actually upload and get some reasonable ratio. If you only fetch freeleech it won't be an issue.
But if you starting off with a new tracker don't go with any isp which uses CGNat, or just use a seedbox

@achaudhary997 not sure why there's no reply/quote option next to your post like in case of others but whatever, tagging you hence. Well that's a bummer now isn't it, not being able to upload? I do mainly stick with freeleech but every once in a while i do use the ones which are not. I've been uploading fine with Alliance thus far. I don't know all these technical terms, is Alliance a CGNat connection too?

Another important thing is, whenever i ask others to check 2 of the CS servers I play at, they say it's showing request time out so does that mean I won't be able to connect to them servers?

CGNat will allow you to upload if someone has public IP on the other end. But the preference priority will prefer other peers with open port. Hence if you are only one seeding it (not likely in good private trackers) you won't be uploading much.

As for the CS servers, how are you checking? Sometimes servers block response to ICMP (ping) requests to reduce server load.

Jio is under CG-NAT as it uses IPv6 as their primary routing.
"Carrier-grade NAT has been proposed as an approach for mitigating IPv4 address exhaustion.[1]

One use scenario of CGN has been labeled as NAT444,[2] because some customer connections to Internet services on the public Internet would pass through three different IPv4 addressing domains: the customer's own private network, the carrier's private network and the public Internet."

But Jio Fiber does provide unlimited IPv6 Static addresses to users and it most amusing part is that it puts your different devices under multiple static IPv6 addresses (WAN) which can be port forwarded easily.

Follow this guide and it might solve what you are looking for: [Guide] How to host webservers on Jio Fiber, accessible to IPv4 clients

**IPv6 addresses can be accessed directly from ISPs or operators on phone supporting IPv6 or you can proxy IPv6 into IPv4 via cloudflare in order to access it. But it does work perfectly!

achaudhary997 said:

CGNat will allow you to upload if someone has public IP on the other end. But the preference priority will prefer other peers with open port. Hence if you are only one seeding it (not likely in good private trackers) you won't be uploading much.

As for the CS servers, how are you checking? Sometimes servers block response to ICMP (ping) requests to reduce server load.

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Ok thanks for the info regarding CGNat. Please also tell me how to know which ISP uses what tech like does BSNL or hathway uses CGNat too?

For the CS servers, I am just checking with the standard cmd ping command mate. But I am told the same thing you are saying, that some of the servers block incoming ping requests or something.

BSNL gives public IPs. They don't use cg-nat.

achaudhary997 said:

My two cents. No you won't be able to seed. By seeding I mean actually upload and get some reasonable ratio. If you only fetch freeleech it won't be an issue.
But if you starting off with a new tracker don't go with any isp which uses CGNat, or just use a seedbox

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Can you explain more

Sure, here you go

So after my old post I did indepth digging in this matter. Without open port (canyouseeme should say it's open) you won't be able to seed to any private/public tracker.

The way it works is this. Someone out there will have an open port and he/she wants data then your client will connect to that guy and start uploading. On the other hand if you had an open port the other guy would have been easily able to connect to you.

The preference order is this. I leecher will try to find someone with open port first (for any torrent there will be a lot of people available). If no one has an open port and is seeding. Then the client will start looking for other people. If the leecher has open port but you don't it will still start downloading from ur pc. If both don't have open port then no download will happen.

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From my other post at: How to seed torrents on Excitel Broadband?

Reet said:

I cant get past 1MB/s, im on the 150mbps plan. What is the issue? Any help?

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Did you find a fix for this?? I am facing this exact same issue. Torrent speed on my phone is pretty solid but it sucks on pc!!