Remember to place these rules the rule list, so they are before (above) the blocking rule (BLOCK IP IN FROM IP ANY TO IP ANY WHERE IPPROTO IS ANY). In case anyone is interested, here is the answer:ġ set eMule use TCP Port:4662,UDP Port:4672 in eMuleĢ set Comodo > Go to Network Monitor - Add 2 rules:ĪLLOW TCP IN FROM IP TO IP WHERE SOURCE PORT IS AND REMOTE PORT IS 4662ĪLLOW UDP IN FROM IP TO IP WHERE SOURCE PORT IS AND REMOTE PORT IS 4672 I found the answer to this problem on a different forum. This post has been edited by adihead: 31 January 2007 - 08:37 AM Found sources (Statistics -> Transfer -> Downloads -> Session -> Found sources) > 675 Used server (eg: Razorback 2.0) > DonkeyServer No2 Number of downloading files and average number of sources > 15 files / 10 sources Max half open connection (Options -> Extended) > 9 new connection/5 secs (Options -> Extended) > 20

Activated networks (ED2k, Kad, Both) > Both Spyware detector > Ad-Aware SE Personal, Spybot Search&Destroy Modem, Router, Proxy (manufacturer and model) > USB ADSL MODEM ALE 130 Internet connection type (Bandwidth, Eg: 1024/320 DSL) > ADSL, 750 Kbps I set Comodo Application Control rules as follows:ĭestination: Range: 0.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.255 When I disable Comodo Firewall Pro and run Emule - I get High ID again. when trying to run Emule with my new software, I'm always getting Low ID.

I also immediately noticed that the new software is taking much less of a toll on CPU and speed, which is great!. I hope that now my computer is better protected. Now NOD32 (version 2.7) is my antivirus software and Comodo Firewall Pro (version 2) is my Firewall. Emule would run fine, but I kept reading bad things about Norton's protection, CPU usage, etc. I used to run Norton Internet Security 2005.

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