Use a vm to download torrents

 · I'm wondering if torrent programs will start building VPN clients right into the client program, so that you can achieve this level of isolation without the use of a VM. Yes you can bind many torrent clients to a specific adapter, but this still means having the adapter at the OS level which is messier in my opinion. Go download and install Docker. Once its running download a good torrent container setup with VPN integrated into it (binhex/arch-deluge is amazing) Set the container up with your specific VPN information and configuration. You can add browser plugins like deluge siphon to recognize torrents and directly send them to the container. The value of using a VM in the cloud to run a torrent is that you would not be using your local resources for the download. The network traffic would be from the VM to the internet and not from our local machine and network.

Step-By-Step Guide: How to Use uTorrent Step 1: Download uTorrent. The process of downloading uTorrent is very simple. Here's how: First, go to uTorrent's official website and download the application. uTorrent is free, so you don't have to worry about providing any payment information. Once you've located and downloaded the file, you need to double-click on bltadwin.ru file. Get the #1 torrent download client for Windows. µTorrent Web helps you download torrents inside your browser, while µTorrent Classic is the original torrent client for bulk downloads. Now open a torrent file that you downloaded from a BitTorrent site. If you can't just double-click and open the torrent file in BitTorrent, then try one of the following techniques: Right-click on the torrent file and select Open with the BitTorrent application. Add the file extension ".torrent" to the end of the file.

The only time you might use a different OS is if you specifically want Windows/Mac OS just due to familiarity or some very specific software you need in your VM that only runs on those OSes. If that is the case then just install whichever you're more comfortable with, neither will be as lightweight as Linux. Go download and install Docker. Once its running download a good torrent container setup with VPN integrated into it (binhex/arch-deluge is amazing) Set the container up with your specific VPN information and configuration. You can add browser plugins like deluge siphon to recognize torrents and directly send them to the container. Answer (1 of 4): The Short answer: Yes A virtual machine or VPN connection from a virtual machine will not stop you from using torrent technology. VPN connections tent to be slower than regular network connections because they take the time to encrypt and decrypt data from two end points.