Remote-access Guide

vuze remote access code

by Rae Gusikowski III Published 2 years ago Updated 2 years ago
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How to enable remote pairing in Vuze?

To enable pairing of your Vuze client, go to your Vuze client and click on Tools-> Remote Pairing. Click the "Turn On" option on the popup in order to install the necessary plugin. You should then see a screen that lets you know if your client can be controlled remotely, as well as an access code.

How to unpair Vuze remote?

To turn unpair all remotes, go to: Tools-> Options -> Connection -> Pairing Uncheck the option that says "Enable pairing of Vuze and remote applications/interfaces". To unpair an individual web-remote click the logout button on the top-right portion of your screen, or clear your browser cookies.

Why is Vuze not accessible?

This error message occurs because your current internet connection doesn't allow you to connect to it from outside of the network. This can happen for two reasons: Your network is firewalled. Your router doesn't support UPnP or NAT-PMP.

What port does Vuze use?

To fix this you will need to open the remote port, by default this is TCP port 9091. First ensure that the computer running Vuze has its firewall/antivirus software configured to allow Vuze to act as a 'server' (i.e. accept incoming connections) for the port.

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Description

Version Notes

  1. Default download folder must be configured
  2. Default torrent folder must be configured
See more on wiki.vuze.com

Features

  1. Start and stop torrents
  2. Add torrents
  3. Search for torrents using Vuze's search templates
  4. Remove torrents
See more on wiki.vuze.com

Remote Protocol

  • The plugin supports a general JSON-based protocol and can therefore be used to control Vuze directly (as opposed to via the supplied HTML interface). In the following examples the localhost address is used for your computer (127.0.0.1). If you are using this remotely then make sure you set a password up in the plugin's configuration, either using the remote-pairing protocol (in whic…
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Plugin Options

  • Tools->Options->Plugins->Vuze Web Remote The plugin inherits the options of a generic 'Web Plugin' (those controlling port, protocol, pairing, access control). It also adds a few options to supply a local link to the HTML web UI, control over whether or not 'uninteresting' downloads are made available (typically this applies to downloads associated with Vuze component updates) a…
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Plugin Control View

  • Tools->Plugins->Vuze Web Remote This view was added in Vuze version 5.0.0.1, plugin version 0.3.3. Its initial use is mainly as a test mechanism for the various connectivity approaches available for the remote web UI and as a way of launching a securely proxied connection to Vuze instances that are fire-walled. You can add the various access codes ...
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