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--- bitcomet_status_bar [2010/04/26 04:05] – lucy
+++ bitcomet_status_bar [2015/08/15 04:21] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 Go to Main Menu->"View"->"Status Bar" to show/hide the Status Bar.
-**Operation track:**
+  * Operation track:
+    - Show operation tracks at main menu；
+    - Show number of selected/displayed/total tasks.\\ <html><br /></html>
-  - Show operation tracks at main menu；
+  * CometID: This will remind you to sign in if you have not done so; If you have, your username will be shown in the CometID pane. [[cometid|Read more]]
-  - Show number of selected/displayed/total tasks.
+    * Right-click: Sign in/ Sign out of CometID.
+    * You are not required to sign in to CometID in order to use BitComet. You may ignore it entirely, if you so desire.\\ <html><br /></html>
-**Comet Passport**: This will remind you to sign in if you have not done so; If you have, your username will be shown in the Comet Passport pane. [[comet_passport|Read more]]
+  * DHT Network: Indicates whether your client has connected to the DHT network. The number of DHT nodes your client knows about is shown when the DHT Network is connected.
-  * Right-click: Sign in/ Sign out of Comet Passport.
+    * Right-click: Enable/disable DHT network. [[using_dht_tracker|Read more]] \\ <html><br /></html>
-  * You are not required to sign in to BitComet Passport in order to use BitComet. You may ignore it entirely, if you so desire.
-**DHT Network**: Indicates whether your client has connected to the DHT network. The number of DHT nodes your client knows about is shown when the DHT Network is connected.
+  * Status Light: BT Client connection status.
-  * Unordered List ItemRight-click: Enable/disable DHT network. [[using_dht_tracker|Read more]]
+    * Right-click: Check again, Copy IP, Help.
+      - //Check again//: Re-check the connection status. Usually needed after a change in system setup or network that didn't require a reboot.
+      - //Copy IP//: Copy the IP address and port number shown here, to the clipboard.
+      - //Retry UPnP port mapping//: This option is only available when you enable UPnP in "Options". Click and BitComet will attempt to remap via UPnP again.
+      - //Help//: Click to view Help about the status light. [[add_port_mapping_in_nat_router|Read more]].
-**Status Light**: BT Client connection status.
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-  * Unordered List ItemRight-click: Check again, Copy IP, Help.
-  - Check again: Re-check the connection status. Usually needed after a change in system setup or network that didn't require a reboot.
-  - Copy IP: Copy the IP address and port number shown here, to the clipboard.
-  - Retry UPnP port mapping: This option is only available when you enable UPnP in "Options". Click and BitComet will attempt to remap via UPnP again.
-  - Help: Click to view Help about the status light. See more.
 ==== Status Light ====
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 {{:s_bar_02.png|}}**Gray: Unknown**
-A gray light means your client did not get a response to the connection attempt, from the probe server. The server may be down and unresponsive. The server may be blocked by your ISP, or may be temporarily unreachable due to network conditions. If this condition persists:
+A //gray light means your client did not get a response to the connection attempt, from the probe server.// The server may be down and unresponsive. The server may be blocked by your ISP, or may be temporarily unreachable due to network conditions. If this condition persists:
   - You might have a network problem. See whether you can connect to anybody, by any means, anywhere.
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   - Rarely, it might just be a minor network glitch. Simply try again later.
-  * Click here for [[http://wiki2.bitcomet.com/doku.php?id=add_port_mapping_in_nat_router#lan_user_check_whether_port_mapping_is_successfully_set|information and alternative methods]] to verify that your listen port is open - an open listen port is equivalent to a green status light.)
+Click here for [[add_port_mapping_in_nat_router#lan_user_check_whether_port_mapping_is_successfully_set|information and alternative methods]] to verify that your listen port is open - an open listen port is equivalent to a green status light.)
 {{:s_bar_03.png|}}**Yellow: Blocked**
-An yellow light means BitComet successfully requested the probe, but did not detect it at your listen port. This indicates that the port is blocked by one or more firewalls. Your client can therefore reach other clients but other clients can not initiate contact with your client.
+An //yellow light means BitComet successfully requested the probe, but did not detect it at your listen port.// This indicates that the port is blocked by one or more firewalls. Your client can therefore reach other clients but other clients can not initiate contact with your client.
 If your listen port is blocked you can still transfer files with BitComet, but your transfer speed probably won't be very high.
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 {{:s_bar_04.png|}}**Green: WAN **
-A green light means that BitComet requested the probe and received it on your listen port. This indicates that your listen port is open, so other peers can initiate contact with you through your firewall(s). An open port will provide you with the best transfer rates.
+A //green light means that BitComet requested the probe and received it on your listen port.// This indicates that your listen port is open, so other peers can initiate contact with you through your firewall(s). An open port will provide you with the best transfer rates.
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