[xilolee]

@kingscons

Please, give us these informations (click me) in a new topic in the "new user support" forum

[45oT3r]

So I took a quick look through this thread and found there's no way to tell which modem I have, other than it's a DSL.. Because it doesn't appear to have my type under the modems in the Wizard since every attempt to connect eMule fails. The modem type is "GT701.," whatever that means. Do I know whether it's 1024 kps or whatnot?

Thanks.

[SS1900]

45oT3r, on 05 November 2009 - 03:08 AM, said:

So I took a quick look through this thread and found there's no way to tell which modem I have, other than it's a DSL.. Because it doesn't appear to have my type under the modems in the Wizard since every attempt to connect eMule fails. The modem type is "GT701.," whatever that means. Do I know whether it's 1024 kps or whatnot?

Thanks.

Port Forwarding eMule on the Qwest GT701-WG
Port Forwarding eMule Plus on the Actiontec GT701-WRU

[45oT3r]

Port forwarding, eh? So I followed the directions on the Qwest(what I have) page, but now, I'm wondering what exactly a port map value is. That guide doesn't mention what it's place in the setup is.

[SS1900]

"Open a web browser like internet explorer or Netscape. Enter the ip address of your router in the address bar of your browser. In the picture above the address bar has http://www.google.com in it. Just replace all of that with the ip address of your router. By default the ip address should be set to 192.168.0.1. "

[45oT3r]

^
No, I found that particular page, I did what the page said up to where I click the User button. I don't really think that's what I was asking.

[torpon]

Why don't you start a new topic explaining, the most clearly you can, your problem, instead of adding useles replies for the sticky?. Adding a image can be a good idea.

Cheers