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Windows will consider the OpenVPN network interface to be a "public" network. But this is not checked by default in the prompt you get when you first start a program that does networking. So a shorter and good enough way might be to: 1. Stop the torrent client. 2. Delete any firewall rules for the torrent client program. No great understanding needed for this. To start Windows Firewall you can find it the start menu, enter "WF.msc" in a command window or: right mouse-click the Windows "Start" button select "Run" enter "WF.msc" In "Inbound Rules" sort by "Program". Find your client, right-mouse click and "Delete". There is probably one entry for TCP and one for UDP. 3. Restart the torrent client. 4. When you get the prompt from Windows Firewall about whether to allow incoming connections, be sure to choose "public" in addition to "private". This will create new firewall rules for the torrent client program. EDIT: Another post about this here: https://airvpn.org/forums/topic/47259-qbittorrent-not-seeding/?tab=comments#comment-111500

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