Re: Trying to understand BI and Emule Plz?

From: Fck_Em_All_But_6 (Fck_Em_All_But_6@SCREW.SPAMhotmail.com)
Date: 03/20/03


From: "Fck_Em_All_But_6" <Fck_Em_All_But_6@SCREW.SPAMhotmail.com>
Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2003 00:28:21 GMT

I should add that I cant do any online tests
None of them can ever read my ip

" The test could not determine your IP address"

In case anyone suggests this. ;-(

"Fck_Em_All_But_6" <Fck_Em_All_But_6@SCREW.SPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
news:7C7ea.88274$a41.10501@news01.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com...
> Firewall challenged ( mental block for firewalls ) :-(
>
> Win XP SP1
> Cable on 24-7 with Emule
>
> Up until recently I just turned off the firewall when using Emule or other
> P2P
> Was getting slower and slower.
>
> Got paranoid, or smart, not yet sure which, and turned back on latest
Black
> Ice.
> See a new update has been added since I wasnt using it before.
>
> Not to sure how to set up firewalls beyond bare minimum
> So looked at Emule and followed these basic instructions ( think I did it
> right? )
>
> " Alternatively, with some more advanced firewalls, or firewall settings
you
> will need to open ports 4661 and 4662 TCP for both incoming and out going
> connections, as well as port 4665 UDP for both incoming and outgoing
> connections."
>
>
> Suddenly, I'm zipping along, faster than ever on Emule, both up and down
> ( Not sure WHY I am zipping along since opening it?
> What was slowing me down before? )
>
>
> Having had problems in past d/l using Zone Alarm with other P2P aside from
> donkey network, I had just given up
>
> But I'm getting blasted with consistent red icons and see tons and tons of
> UCP or TCP_ Probe_Other ( TCP seems to dominate more than UCP)
> I figure that this is many other Emule users not being able to connect but
I
> dont question.
> Hey, if I am zipping along, why screw with it when it works, right? LOL
>
>
> Need to reboot hour ago
> Come back up and get hit and hit like never before with same Probes,
> although only running basic start ups, not Emule
> Suddenly see same TCP probes but not 1 or 2, suddenly one address alone is
> hitting 1098 times, but all others drop dramatically to
> 68, 95, 76, etc.
>
> Hmm
> Dont like this
> Turn on sudden extra XP firewall ( forget trying to figure this one out )
> Suddenly all activity stops
>
>
> Just now decided to go download 2 new, as of today, security updates
> Still have on XP firewall, so not yet sure if they made a difference.
>
> Wondering?
> Is this normal activity?
> I dont recall ever seeing so much, come at me so fast, one after another?
> Or do I not need to be concerned?
>
> I am only because all of these seemed to begin happening when I opened
ports
> per suggestion of Emule?
>
>
>
> ( Sorry, long )
> Thx
>
>



Relevant Pages

  • Trying to understand BI and Emule Plz?
    ... Cable on 24-7 with Emule ... Up until recently I just turned off the firewall when using Emule or other ... UCP or TCP_ Probe_Other ... dont question. ...
    (comp.security.firewalls)
  • Re: Some dont have enough access to Go books so need eBooks!
    ... And it's nonsense that a firewall precludes the use of eMule. ... "RapidShare.de" web site. ... As long as the books are in the public domain, ...
    (rec.games.go)
  • Re: Port 4662 is not reachable and eMule
    ... > I get this message even I stop the firewall. ... And I believe that port 4662 is an inbound port that must be ... the machine and limit what you do out there on eMule. ... I or someone else will help you to set the firewall rules in BlackIce. ...
    (comp.security.firewalls)
  • Re: EMULE NOT GETTING CONNECTED TO INTERNET
    ... I just had this issue, I'm at work and cannot get you the exact page, but if ... you Google for "emule firewall router"... ... tells you how to setup your router to allow emule to run. ... BUT I HAVE A NETWROK FIREWALL IN THE ...
    (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
  • Re: Suspicious n/a network activity
    ... >i have only 1 pc and i run emule. ... > i just dont understand why it characterizing the converstaion as n/a ... what does your other activity show in the first field? ...
    (comp.security.firewalls)