[quick24]

Hi!

I switched recently from original emule0.48a to Morph XT. And sorry to star the eternal thread of low id. When I was using emule0.48a I always had the smae problem if somebody is interested I posted months ago the same topic for emule 0.48a here: http://forum.emule-p...mp;#entry887332
The problem is that my internet provider does not give me a public IP unless I pay extra!
But my problem with Morph now is that I cant connect to a server because there is always this message: Low ID will retry 3 times. With emule 0.48a I had no problems connecting to servers even though I had low ID now I cant connect to any server.
I enabled UPnP and this message came:Upnp Status: UPnP: Your IP is a public internet IP, UPnP will be disabled
I update my servers from: http://www.gruk.org/server.met.gz
I think those are real servers, so that should not be the problem.
How can I connect to servers? My download speed with KAD only is low around 3-10Kb/s. Upload 30Kb/s.

My Info is:
eD2K Network
Status: Disconnected

Kad Network
Status: Firewalled
IP:Port: 200.12.60.211:23670
ID: 3356245203
Buddy: Connected

Web Interface
Status: Disabled

Wap Interface
Status: Disabled

Upnp
Status: UPnP: Your IP is a public internet IP, UPnP will be disabled

Thank you very much for reading this! Greetings!

[cafebean]

Options -> Server -> Turn off "Use smart LowID check on connect"

Also, if you use eMule and other P2P software a lot, it is worth it to pay for an public ip. You can get a noticeable speed increase.

[quick24]

Thank you cafebean!
I unchecked "Use smart LowID check on connect", still didnt work. I have been thinking about the public IP, ($90), still thinking!
Thank you very much!

[xscarab]

Try options - mod options - emulEspana - change the reconnect on lowID value. (0 would stop it trying to reconnect ? )

hth

[leuk_he]

You do not need a static public ip address, just that the ip address is reachable. I doubt that just a new cable modem cuases a lowid. SInce your ip seems a public ip it is very likely that it should be possible to be reachable!

Can you pass the port test?
Please try to contant your isp or some local boards or expert friends. (Morph is not different here from official)

YOu do not need to forward ports. (since you have public ip)
YOu might have to disable some firewall.

[quick24]

Thank you very much xscarab and leuk_he!

I went back to emule 0.48a, no problem connecting to a server (with Low ID of course but I resigned myself to low ID, I only wanted to be able to connect to a server with Morph XT)! Before switching back I tried what you suggested xscarab but it did not help. But thank you very much for answering!
leuk_he: The port test fails every time, I dont have a public IP ( I think I confused the terms in my previous post, sorry), to get an public IP I have to pay extra! Jeje so I had resigned myself to low ID, but with emule0.48a I always could connect to servers, even if it meant being connected with low id. I tried to connect with MorphXT and It wont, even if I put as xscarab suggested options - mod options - emulEspana - change the reconnect on lowID value. (0 would stop it trying to reconnect ? ) It wont connect to ANY server because of the low Id! So I went back to emule 0.48a, I am sorry because I had liked some other things about MorphXT very much!
Thanks to both for your answers! Greetings!

[leuk_he]

quick24, on Nov 11 2007, 12:52 AM, said:

IP:Port: 200.12.60.211:23670

This is a public ip.

I think you will need to disable the "obfuscation required" in the server options to be able to connect.

[quick24]

leuk_he, on Nov 12 2007, 01:48 PM, said:

I think you will need to disable the "obfuscation required" in the server options to be able to connect.

Thank you leuk_he, I tried that before returning to emule 0.48a, did not work! Thank you very much for your answers! Maybe I will try another time to switch to MorphXT, now I will stay with emule0.48a! Thanks!

[warp9pnt9]

I've got the exact same problem occurring with eMule MorphXT v0.49a. I have not yet found a solution, but am continuing to search the forum. Google placed this result first so I decide to post here.

eMule proper (v0.48a, v0.49a, v0.49b BETA 1) and eMule Xtreme (v0.48a/v6.1) do NOT suffer this problem. I can watch my LinkSYS WRT54GS router page with DD-WRT software, auto-refresh and see what UPnP does on the router in very near real time (1-2s delay). I can watch the v0.49b BETA 1 add/delete UPnP settings during detection, although it never successfully deletes after normal program execution despite configuration to do so.

I think it is a UPnP detection bug specific to Morph XT.

I have a dynamically assigned IP from PPPoE handled by DD-WRT, and DHCP on client, with DD-WRT assigned to respond with same LAN IP based on MAC.

Using Knoppix, running eMules from WINE. :-D Have run eMule v0.48 & Xtre v6.1 from Windows proper (XP32 & Vista64), and UPnP worked correct.

[hedda]

I have also the same Problem. I tested Scarangel3.0 and StulleMulle6.0.

Really Really strange. Bugfix please!!!!!!!!!

thanks hedda

PS: For all Germans see here (there is posted my problem with UPnP in German Forum)

This post has been edited by hedda: 31 July 2008 - 10:03 PM

[davidluc73]

In the emule espana, under the mod options tab, drill down to universal plug and play - enter the ip address of windows, I'm using a dhcp ip from my router i don't know if that's relevant. you'll want to enter it into the first option - upnp host address to bind:

I was having this problem and entered mine on a whim and i was finally able to connect to a server - i have a yellow arrow on the server icon at the bottom, I'll work on that next! But this should help connecting to a server with emulemorph.......

******UPDATE**************

After trying several servers, I was able to get green arrow - i guess it's the icons for low/hi id..............diff servers gave me one or the other.........

This post has been edited by davidluc73: 24 December 2012 - 10:26 PM

[Ejack79]

davidluc73, on 25 December 2012 - 06:21 AM, said:

In the emule espana, under the mod options tab, drill down to universal plug and play - enter the ip address of windows, I'm using a dhcp ip from my router i don't know if that's relevant. you'll want to enter it into the first option - upnp host address to bind:

I was having this problem and entered mine on a whim and i was finally able to connect to a server - i have a yellow arrow on the server icon at the bottom, I'll work on that next! But this should help connecting to a server with emulemorph.......

******UPDATE**************

After trying several servers, I was able to get green arrow - i guess it's the icons for low/hi id..............diff servers gave me one or the other.........

Oh, dude, why did you reply a thread SEVERAL YEARS AGO?

[Vegan]

Make sure uPnP is enabled and if Low ID is still at issue you may need to manage your network box

typically that can be accessed at 192.168.0.1 and your network box user ID and password are in the manuals

read the manuals on how to configure the port forwards

[SergeNL]

Found a simple solution to the LOWID problem.
Go to Menubar > Options > Connection. Check the Checkbox "Use UPnP to setup ports". Restart eMule.

I had eMule 50.a installed (working fine many years)), and installed Morph over it.
Morph took over all settings, but NOT this one!
The checkbox was checked when eMule was installed, but was automatically unchecked when I installed Morph over it.
So it seems to be a bug in Morph.

I could find out because I previously saved the eMule folder under program Files by copying it to a different location.
Starting eMule.exe from that, showed a checked checkbox. Starting eMule.exe from the modified folder, did not.

This is a severe bug, I think..
Many may upgrade eMule this way. And for me it was a long time ago, since I solved the Lowid-problem this way.
So I forgot about this solution, and certainly did not count on this during the upgrade.
Also, not many will know, they can click on the Server button, to see any Lowid-message under the Tab "Log".
Hope this helps. Greetz! :-)

This post has been edited by SergeNL: 21 May 2013 - 02:52 PM