..to internet - but it doesn't seem to be enabled by default in 64Studio. Or am I wrong?
Do you have broadband connection and do you have a router somewhere on your way out to the net? If you do, the router could be the problem - most of them ..ahem.. nowadays run Linux and have a firewall by default - aka. iptables.
I tried "ls /etc/init.d/ | grep ip" in my 64Studio system and didn't get any response, although "ls sbin/ | grep ip" came up with the "usual suspects" iptables et al. - the firewall in other words.
Is your ISP blocking Bittornado connections?

Hello Porisija,

Yes I have a router, but I was using router a lot in Windows before I know quite well how to set-up portforwarding and so on.
I set 12000-12010 port range in Bittornado and same I did in router set-up.
I also set-up static IP on my computer network connection.This should works.
But Bittornado still showing me yellow and sometimes even red mark.

I don't know if 64studio have some default firewall, it came to my mind when I couldn't solve this issue.

So iptables are firewall in Linux?

I got this output ... trying the same like you:
64studio:/home/mira# ls /etc/init.d/ | grep ip
64studio:/home/mira# ls /sbin/ | grep ip
dhclient-script
ip
ip6tables
ip6tables-restore
ip6tables-save
ipmaddr
iptables
iptables-restore
iptables-save
iptunnel
plipconfig

How to work with this files?

mirami
Asus M6Va,CPU 2GHz, RAM 2GB, 64studio 32bit 2.1 pre14

I set 12000-12010 port range in Bittornado ... and there is note:
>These settings will not take a effect until next time you start Bittornado<
But after saving settings and restarting application these settings are again in default values.

Doing something wrong?

mirami
Asus M6Va,CPU 2GHz, RAM 2GB, 64studio 32bit 2.1 pre14