To use the emule high id with routed using a modem is very hard some consseguir.Esse tutorial will not serve for modems dslink 260e/dsl 500g are only 5 steps.
The first thing you have to do is pay attention and do it calmly, if you miss going to have to do everything again.
1.Passo
Open your internet browser and type 192.168.1.1. for the modem to 10.1.1.1 or dslink 260e dsl 500g
wait a window opens asking for username and password.
Name: root (or admim)
Password: root (or admim)
Then go to:
Services / NAT NAT options on select NAT Rule Entry then go to Add at the end of the page.
Will open a new window fill it exactly like this:
Rule Flavor: RDR
Rule ID: 20
IF Name: ppp-0
Protocol: TCP
Local Address From: 192.168.xxx.xxx (the IP of your pc.)
Local Address To: 192.168.xxx.xxx (repeat ip of your pc)
Destination Port From: 4662
Destination Port To: 4662
Local port: 0 (leave as is)
after Submit to finish and close (close)
To know the ip of your pc go to start / run and type cmd in the window that will appear type ipconfig
your ip is the first sequence of numbers.
2.Passo
Repeat again but doing some trading.
Add go to the end of the page will open a new window and put this:
Rule Flavor: RDR
Rule ID: 21
IF Name: ppp-0
Protocol: UDP
Local Address From: 192.168.xxx.xxx (your IP pc)
Local Address To: 192.168.xxx.xxx (repeat ip of your pc)
Destination Port From: 4672
Destination Port To: 4672
Local port: 0 (leave as is)
after Submit to finish and close (close)
Tip: if you try and modem says there is already an existing rule and use a new rule fails to ID NAT Rule Entry (eg 22,23,24,25 and so on).
3.Passo
Now you need to make two doors:
Go to Services / IP Filter put thus:
Security Level: Low
Provate Default Action: Deny
Public Default Action: Accept
DMZ Default Action: Accept
Go to the bottom of the page then Add a window will abrir.Coloque thus:
Select Enable
Rule ID: 420
Action: Accept
Direction: Outgoing
Interface: ALL
In Interface: ALL
Protocol: select TCP after eq
Dest Port: eq then select Port Any other place below 4662
Go on Submit to finish and close (close)
4.Passo
Go to the bottom of the page again to create the second.
Go to Add, set in the window that opens like this:
Select the option Enable
Rule ID: 430
Action: Accept
Direction: Outgoing
Interface: ALL
In Interface: ALL
Protocol: UDP then choose eq
Dest Port: eq then select Port Any other place below 4672
Go on Submit to finish and close (close)
Tip: if you try and modem says there is already an existing rule and fails use a new ID for IP Filter Rule (for example 420,430,440,450 and so on).
5.Passo
Lack bit, because not just open doors you must set the time of entry and exit information, otherwise it will be impossible to surf the internet with emule running.
To fix this go to:
Services / NAT information on global change to these figures:
Select the option Enable
TCP idle timeout (sec): 3600
TCP close wait (sec): 30
TCP def timeout (sec): 30
UDP timeout (sec): 40
ICMP timeout (sec): 6
GRE timeout (sec): 300
ESP timeout (sec): 300
Default nat act (sec): 240
Then Submit to register the change.
Finally go to admim then Commit & Reboot in press Commit to save, then click Reboot to reboot the modem.
Okay you have configured your modem just wait for the connection!
Now open your space and go to preferences / connections and record in a paper the numbers of TCP and UDP ports that are in space after delete and insert:
TCP: 4662
UDP: 4672
Its ok to close emule and again between, you must have high id and can navergar on the internet with emule open without trouble connecting.
Some carriers are blocking the ports 4662 and 4672 then you need to redo the tutorial with other ports, use the TCP and UDP ports that you noted in an earlier and replace the numbers TCP: 4662 and UDP: 4672 by numbers that were in their emulate or replace the default ports of emule (see page official emule).
If you still have low id check if Windows Firewall is blocking the door
TCP: 4662 and UDP: 4672.
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