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Fearless_Hyena · 06-16-2004, 06:21 AM

You have to port-forward whichever ports emule is using if you have a router or firewall. Either that or your ISP probably has some ports blocked.

In my experience almost all downloads are pretty slow, but emule is great for obscure stuff. I just let mine run constantly and I don't mind the slower speed...their algorithms for file sharing kick ass!

EDIT: I've never used emule *plus* but the same basic info probably applies on that version too. I only use the original version of emule.

06-16-2004, 06:21 AM	#7 (permalink)
Fearless_Hyena Hello, good evening, and bollocks. Location: near DC	You have to port-forward whichever ports emule is using if you have a router or firewall. Either that or your ISP probably has some ports blocked. In my experience almost all downloads are pretty slow, but emule is great for obscure stuff. I just let mine run constantly and I don't mind the slower speed...their algorithms for file sharing kick ass! EDIT: I've never used emule plus but the same basic info probably applies on that version too. I only use the original version of emule. Last edited by Fearless_Hyena; 06-16-2004 at 06:24 AM..