On the Services tab, the UPnP tab, click disabled if it doesn’t already show as disabled. On that basis, I’ll suggest another change to your router setup, to make sure that UPnP is disabled. All it does is to identify exposed machines, which would make that p2p software very suspect in its security.
It’s not a mistake that a p2p software developer would make. Netbios names are hardly unique across the Internet, and the LAN addresses those names refer to are almost guaranteed not to be unique for any machine behind a NAT box or firewall. If it turns out that the torrent client software you’re using is trying to use Netbios for some reason, I would strongly suggest getting replacement client software. Its only use is for LAN-only file sharing. Netbios traffic has no reason to ever be exposed to the Internet. Can you post the CFP log, and the router log? On your router, that is on the Admin tab, System Log.
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