How to open TCP/UDP ports

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Aurelieeee Posted messages 64 Status Member -
Aristote - 8 Jul 2010 at 01:20

Hello,

I would like to know how to open UDP and TCP ports in order to allow eMule to function freely because I am on Low-ID, which is very annoying.

I use a Belkin 54G Wireless Wi-Fi modem.

If someone has any information, it would be very kind. Thank you, see you soon!

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brupala
http://www.justneuf.com/wiki/index.php/How_to_open_a_port_on_the_Neuf_Box_4
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1. PASCAL
  
  I followed your advice, it’s great, it works. Thank you, have a good evening.
  
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brupala Posted messages 111155 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 14 451
Hello,
If you search the forum, you will find dozens of discussions on the subject.
PS: a wifi modem does not exist, your modem is a router and we then talk about port forwarding.
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Anonymous user

relolo

this one is very good hoping you have ADSL
thanks to a site you will know your reception and transmission capabilities on your internet access.
don't forget to check if you are using Vista or XP, then you will fill in boxes where you will enter your speeds and the mule will suggest port numbers
TCP UDP.

USE THIS LINK AS A STARTING POINT 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
THE MOST COMPLICATED PART will then be configuring your router which I don’t know but we will see.
I warn you that all this doesn’t happen in five minutes

lolo

TCP / UDP: What's the difference?

TCP/IP Port/Ports

The UDP protocol

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Answer 4 / 50
Anonymous user

hey
don’t you know alice??

I have a live box
when I want to access my live box I type in the main address bar (http\\.........)
192.162.1.1
I’M ASKED FOR PASSWORDS which are
admin
admin
ok

and there I’m in the live box and for emule I go to the LAN network
and enter the port numbers that emule suggested with the connection speed tests
I accept that it restarts my live box (to initialize these port numbers in its flash memory
and other things, checkboxes in emule PREFERENCE/CONNECTION

etc
and finally don’t forget to restart emule for it to initialize

to access your alice router I hope you know how to do it and if so give me the trick
it could help someone else

ok
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Aurelieeee Posted messages 64 Status Member 4

Yes, I saw..
but the problem is that I don't have an interface associated with my router except for an .exe that gives me brief information about the signal quality, etc.. I’ve searched in vain but can’t find it.

Is there not another way to open ports?

P.S.: While trying to disable the Windows firewall, a message indicates that due to an unknown error, I cannot access it... which doesn’t help at all with P2P programs

Please help me, Thank you.
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1. d-jacky Posted messages 1330 Status Member 194
  
  Hello,
  Have you tried accessing your router's settings page at http://192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 in your Internet Explorer or Firefox or other?
  
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2. Marine > d-jacky Posted messages 1330 Status Member
  
  Hello, it's Marine,
  I found a way to access my router, but I don't know how to find the right ports to make it work with Emule...
  What should I do????
  Thank you.
  
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3. brupala Posted messages 111155 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 14 451 > Marine
  
  how to open tcp udp ports#2
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4. jack lufuta > Marine
  
  Listen, poor TCP port 139 corresponds to the file sharing port.
  
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5. brupala Posted messages 111155 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 14 451 > jack lufuta
  
  ??
  NO, definitely not !!
  It widely opens the door of your PC to the internet !!
  port 139 on the local network or on a VPN only NEVER on the internet.
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nono1er Posted messages 1436 Status Member 140

Hi
look at post 68 and do the same thing, except you need to connect to your alicebox and your steps are slightly different from Free's, but the principle is the same.
to connect to your box, check the Alice website, it should probably say how to do it.
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Answer 7 / 50
yo08yo Posted messages 6 Status Member 2

Good evening everyone!

I’m currently in university housing, and I have internet access with a network that was offered to us (it's included in the rent).

I do not have access to the router/modem to open a port to make Emule work with a high ID.

I read the responses to this post and did the following:

start -> run -> cmd and in the command prompt I typed netstat -a

a list of TCP and UDP ports appeared

I found the UDP port 38885 which corresponds to my emule and the TCP port 40450 is not listed, but in my list, there are 50,000 and 50,001...

but how can I activate them??? knowing that the UDP port appears like this in the list:

UDP acer-1f614b65c2:38885 *:*

and the TCP:

TCP acer-1f614b65c2:50000 acer-1f614b65c2:0 LISTENING 0

I’m waiting for your advice! and to know if there’s a way from my computer to open ports to better make the emule run!

Thank you in advance!
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1. brupala Posted messages 111155 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 14 451
  
  Reminder:
  you can configure, open, close, repaint, exterminate pests, sand, strip, all the ports you want on your PC, as long as they are not allowed or forwarded on the network above, it's like sowing carrot seeds on the ice pack.
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Aurelieeee Posted messages 64 Status Member 4

Thank you very much, Jaky!

I had already tried this manipulation by reading a post or searching elsewhere, but I couldn't manage it. This time I tried with each of the IPs given by going to:

Start -> Run -> ipconfig/all

and I was able to access the interface for configuring my router thanks to one of those IPs, great!!!

I will try to open some ports and keep you updated.

Thank you both!
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Answer 9 / 50
Anonymous user

relolo
the third link might be smarter than the second one??

I'm going to walk my dog and will be back in the evening
if it works out, keep me posted please
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Answer 10 / 50
ginalilou

thank you thank you I found on a site that explained well what I had to do but thank you and have a nice walk. I wish you a Merry Christmas and a wonderful year 2008.
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alfonse

I have a Livebox and I can't open UDP and TCP ports for eMule, and without doing it on purpose, I deleted a few. How can I recover them and switch to high ID?
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1. brupala Posted messages 111155 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 14 451
  
  easy:
  take the time to read the forum discussions.
  hint: 4662
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nono1er Posted messages 1436 Status Member 140

hi

for the eMule ports
http://ludivine2.free.fr/jeanluc/port-emule.htm
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nono1er Posted messages 1436 Status Member 140

Hi Lothard
in post 68 click on the link it explains that the ports are not the same for everyone!
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Dragasani

Uh guys, I'm reading here and there that you're advising to do port forwarding but don’t you feel like you're forgetting something? The first thing to do is to set a static IP because even with port forwarding, they'll look silly when the DHCP server renews the lease with a new IP address!!!
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1. brupala Posted messages 111155 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 14 451
  
  You're right,
  but we can also be on DHCP and have a static address: those are static reservations.
  We match a MAC address to an IP address in the DHCP table, and with each request, the server will give the same IP address.
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2. Dragasani > brupala Posted messages 111155 Registration date Status Member Last intervention
  
  Yes, that's true, but at that point, it needs to be made clear to people because until now, nothing has been specified about it. Also, in my opinion, a fixed IP allows you to stop a service that has become useless in Windows.
  
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3. brupala Posted messages 111155 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 14 451 > Dragasani
  
  It's true that on a small network, having fixed IP addresses isn't too much of a problem; it's even recommended. But on a network with a few hundred machines, it hinders any possibility of modifying the numbering scheme: it's better to properly size the numbering plan from the start.
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4. Dragasani > brupala Posted messages 111155 Registration date Status Member Last intervention
  
  Oh well, I was talking about the problems that people express here. Often stories of grumpy BitTorrent clients or a stubborn mule...
  
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5. nono1er Posted messages 1436 Status Member 140 > Dragasani
  
  hi
  yes, yes, yes! in post 68, it’s stated that you need to switch to a static IP for port forwarding.
  
  totally agree that a static IP allows you to stop a (now) unnecessary service in Windows, and thus saves time; minimal, but still a time saver.
  
  Same goes for boosting the network connection: http://ludivine2.free.fr/jeanluc/reseau.htm a little extra time saver for XP.
  
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Aurelieeee Posted messages 64 Status Member 4

I would like to clarify that I am using the Kerio Personal Firewall.

In fact, not knowing how to configure it for using eMule or simply playing online games, I always turn it off.

If you are familiar with this firewall, could you please let me know if it is possible to configure it, and how to do so?

Once again, thank you.
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brupala Posted messages 111155 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 14 451
Can you specify your router model?
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ginalilou

Mais là, je veux configurer mon routeur. Je suis en ADSL, il faut que j'aille où dans Alice pour trouver les ports TCP et UDP ? Car j'ai déjà les ports d'eMule, mais pas d'Alice, s'il te plaît.
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jean paul6

On told me about opening TCP and UDP ports but I don't know how to do it!!!!
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Anonymous user

http://www.commentcamarche.net/faq/sujet 7294 tcp udp what are the differences

look at the whole link

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Anonymous user

http://www.commentcamarche.net/f/ouvrir ports tcp et udp?forum_num=10&imageField_x=77&imageField_y=14

at the bottom of the page

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