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Setting up emule with sfrbox

titi33 -  
 titi33 -
Hello, despite trying to configure the SFR box to be in ID, it's not working and I don't understand why. Can someone help me (I'm not very good at computers)
Thanks in advance
Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 7.0

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barnabe0057 Posted messages 14431 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention   4 929
 
Hello,
Can you describe in detail the settings you have already made?
What ports does your mule use?
Do you have a firewall on your computer? If so, which one?
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titi33
 
un pare-feu est-il un antivirus ? Si oui, j'ai Mac Affe, mais avant j'avais la Freebox et cela fonctionnait très bien. EXCUSE-moi d'avoir pris du temps mais mon fils s'est réveillé.
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hunter55 Posted messages 2048 Status Membre 423
 
Good evening, the firewall rarely blocks: take a look at this tutorial: http://www1.emule-inside.net/?tm=1&kw=Cloud+Processing&KW1=Emule%20Dedicated%20Servers&KW2=Proxy%20Servers&KW3=Cloud%20Security&searchbox=0&domainname=0&backfill=0
I have been using it for a week because before I had a C-Box from Cegetel. It's very easy and can be set up in a maximum of 10 minutes for Hi-ID.
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titi33
 
I already made a tutorial but it still doesn't work... yeah, I know I'm not skilled. I don't understand what an IP address is; is it unique for each computer?
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barnabe0057 Posted messages 14431 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention   4 929
 
A firewall is different from an antivirus; however, if it is a security suite, the firewall and the antivirus are included in the same product.
Download this user guide for the SFR Box and go to page 40; everything is explained for opening the necessary ports for the proper functioning of the mule:
http://www.sfr.fr/media/pdf/guide-installation/att00016206/Guide_utilisation_Box_SFR.pdf
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hunter55 Posted messages 2048 Status Membre 423
 
I have the SFR box since last Wednesday (actually the Neuf Box from SFR) and I had no trouble setting it up without worrying about firewalls or antivirus.
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titi33
 
I already entered the NAT settings but I'm actually wondering if I messed up because I think I changed my IP address? Is that possible in your opinion? Since I did the tutorial some time ago, I wanted to start over yesterday but with no better results...
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hunter55 Posted messages 2048 Status Membre 423 > titi33
 
No worries, you check your local IP address from Start > Run > cmd > etc., and you apply it in Control Panel > Network and continue.
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hunter55 Posted messages 2048 Status Membre 423
 
Yes, a unique IP address for each computer, like your mailbox address. It's explained in the tutorial, I think. The tutorial first tells you how to get a static address.
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barnabe0057 Posted messages 14431 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention   4 929
 
Yes unique public IP address, but this is of no use to us for eMule.
You confuse local IP address and public IP address.
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hunter55 Posted messages 2048 Status Membre 423
 
Yes, of course, local IP address.
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barnabe0057 Posted messages 14431 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention   4 929
 
Titi33,
Open the command prompt via the start menu then all programs then accessories, type the following command and press the enter key: ipconfig /all
This command will display information about your connection as well as your IP address.
What is your IP address?
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titi33
 
192.168.1.20
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barnabe0057 Posted messages 14431 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention   4 929 > titi33
 
Well, now you open your browser and type http://192.168.1.1 to access the SFR Box interface.
You enter your username and password or use the button on the SFR Box.

Once you are in the interface, go to the Network section and then to NAT/PAT.

You will create the rule with the TCP port and your IP address (you need to check in the program which TCP port number it uses) and then confirm with the little + sign on the right

You will create the rule with the UDP port and your IP address (you need to check in the program which UDP port number it uses) and then confirm with the little + sign on the right

Let me know where you're stuck.
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titi33 > barnabe0057 Posted messages 14431 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention  
 
Here is what I did in nat, I’m writing the first line because I'm a bit slow at writing and I’ll send you the second one afterwards
emuletcp tcp port 20000 192.168.1.2 20000 ENABLE then there’s the number less good I’ll send you that and I’ll clean it up for you.
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titi33
 
for TCP ports I set 20,000 AND FOR UDP PORTS I set 20,010
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barnabe0057 Posted messages 14431 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention   4 929
 
I detected an error in the IP address or it's just a simple typo.
It should be written as follows:
emuletcp tcp port 20000 192.168.1.20 20000 ENABLE
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titi33
 
if it works I'll send you everything maybe you can tell me what's wrong Network State Wifi Hotspot Applications Maintenance General Disconnection WAN DynDNS DNS DHCP NAT Routing Filtering
Port Forwarding
# Name Protocol Type External Ports Destination IP Address Destination Ports Activation
1 EMULE TCP TCP Port 20000 192.168.1.2 20000
2 EMULE UDP UDP Port 20010 192.168.1.2 20010
3 TCP UDP both Port Range - . . . - Activate

UPnP
UPnP activation enabled disabled
Validate
Help In the Port Forwarding section, you can define which connected device to your neufbox will receive traffic coming from the Internet. Some software requires being directly reachable from the Internet to work properly (games, peer to peer, etc.). You can configure these rules here. Refer to your software's documentation for more information.

In the UPnP section, you can disable or re-enable the UPnP service of the neufbox. When UPnP is enabled, you do not need to set up port forwarding rules to
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barnabe0057 Posted messages 14431 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention   4 929
 
Apart from the IP address, everything is good; your address is 192.168.1.20 and not 192.168.1.2.
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titi33
 
# Name Protocol Type External Ports Destination IP Address Destination Ports Activation
1 EMULETCP TCP Port 20000 192.168.1.20 20000
2 EMULEUDP UDP Port 20010 192.168.1.20 20010
3 TCP UDP both Port Range - . . . - Enable

UPnP
UPnP activation enabled disabled
Validate

THERE I changed it, I will validate it is it good according to you?
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barnabe0057 Posted messages 14431 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention   4 929
 
Yes, that's fine.
Now, if you're not in HighID with that, it means you have a firewall on your computer that is blocking the eMule ports.
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titi33
 
My address is 192.168.1.20, I validated it and I tested it on eMule and it's still not right...
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titi33
 
< p >What is a firewall? < / p >
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titi33
 
I'm going to get the rope to hang myself?
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barnabe0057 Posted messages 14431 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention   4 929
 
Disable the Windows firewall via the Control Panel and then the Security Center.
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barnabe0057 Posted messages 14431 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention   4 929
 
A quick question: are the ports 20000 and 20010 that you opened on the box the ones used by your mule or are they the ports provided by a tutorial???
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titi33
 
He was disabled because I have a firewall with my Mac antivirus, I think that's what it's called. Should I disable it too? Isn't there a risk of catching viruses?
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titi33
 
I found them in a tutorial and I entered them into eMule's connection before I had others with four digits like 3646.
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