Emule kills inet connection

mush · 09-11-2004, 21:09

Hallo guys,
i hope u could help me...
i have red many stuff on the web and have tried many differnent settings to clear my problem... here actuel settings

xp home sp 1 (sp2 deleted)
emule .44 b webcache
256 ram
40 hdd
antivir antivirus
ambit 120 cablemodem
ntl 750 broadband
up 10
down 96
max connections 100
hard limit 200
new connection every 5 sec. 5
at the moment only one file to download to try out

my problem is that the connection to inet dorps every 5 -10 min. when iam using emule, otherwise only using inet everything is ok. Exactly when a download starts while a upload is in progress. it seems that a cap is reached...

iam trying to fix this problem for 2 weeks now... i would really appriciate if somebody could help me with my problem...

thx in advance for any replays...

regards,
mush

Paul K · 09-11-2004, 21:14

Are you running a firewall and if so what is it? How did you remove SP2 by the way?

mush · 09-11-2004, 21:28

no.. i dont run a firewall...and the windows firewall is switch off... i ve a high id

i simply uninstalled it under software in system. take a little bit time, but was uninstalled

Neil · 09-11-2004, 21:58

You are probably maxing out your upstream path.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robin.d...s/p2p.html#p2p

to the site btw.

[Edit]-You're losing your touch Paul!

Paul K · 09-11-2004, 22:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil

You are probably maxing out your upstream path.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robin.d...s/p2p.html#p2p

to the site btw.

[Edit]-You're losing your touch Paul!

Touch? I'm more concerned that the PC is unprotected

You may want to look into throttling the upstream bandwidth usage as suggested as that will cause you no end of problems if it's set too high, flood your upstream and you will see regular drop outs as your PC will struggle keep the connection live. Is there a reason you are running without some sort of firewall or are you behind a router?

mush · 09-11-2004, 22:29

yes iam behind a router, but the ports are forwarded...

i ve already tried it out... i even set it down to 3, with only one file, but even that doesnt works..

and the configuration suggestion of richard, i read them all and tried it out...

by the way the Upstream Transmit Power Level : is not 50.25 dBmv on my system its only 44.39... should i be worried about it....??

SOSAGES · 10-11-2004, 08:39

what router do you have? emule will make a lot of connections to your router some of them get very very upset about this..

Neil · 10-11-2004, 08:42

Do you get the same problem without the router connected (I.E. the PC connected direct to the cable modem)?

If you don't then at least you will know your router is causing the issue.

With these types of problems, it's a process of elimination I'm afraid....

SOSAGES · 10-11-2004, 08:44

also if your using 44b your probably using kad network - disable the kad network option in emule and restart your mule see if you have any issues then