Low ID on Emule
- How to prevent getting LowID?
- For those using DI-5xx, DI-6xx, DI-704P (revC), DI-704UP, DI-754, DI-764, DI-774, DI-784, DI-804HV, DI-808HV, and DI-824VUP:
- For those using DI-704P (rev.B) and DI-707P:
It might happen that while using Emule you receive a Low ID error message. This means one of the ports used by Emule is blocked and cannot be reached. A few reasons for this might be because you are behind a router, because of your firewall settings or because of some proxy servers. You must also check that the correct routers are open for Emule.
Emule makes use of three distinct ports:
- 4662 (TCP)
- 4672 (UDP)
- 4711 (TCP)
How to prevent getting LowID?
You should first open additional TCP ports between 4661 and 4665 and reduce the number of connections in Emule. Also try to get an alternative TCP Clientport 4662.
For those using DI-5xx, DI-6xx, DI-704P (revC), DI-704UP, DI-754, DI-764, DI-774, DI-784, DI-804HV, DI-808HV, and DI-824VUP:
- 1. In your web browser, go to your “Internet Options”. Where requested to enter the IP address of your router, type in 192.168.0.1 and the administrator’s username. Leave the password field blank.
- 2. Select your “Advanced” option and choose “Virtual Server”.
- 3. Check the “Enable” option to create a new entry and type in “emule1”.
- 4. Enter your IP number and choose TCP for the Protocol Type.
- 5. In “Private Port” and “Public Port”, type in 4662 and select the “Always” option
- 6. When done, click “Apply”
- 7. Select your internet options again and this time in your “Virtual Server”, label it as “emule2” and choose UDP as Protocol Type.
- 8. In “Private Port” and “Public Port”, type in 4672 and select the “Always” option. Click “Apply” when done.
- 9. Select your internet options again and this time in your “Virtual Server”, label it as “emule3” and choose TCP *as Protocol Type.
- 10. In “Private Port” and “Public Port”, type in 4711 and select the “Always” option. Click “Apply” when done.
For those using DI-704P (rev.B) and DI-707P:
- 1. In your web browser, go to your Internet Options. Where requested to enter the IP address of your router, type in 192.168.0.1 and the administrator’s username. Leave the password field blank.
- 2. Select your “Advanced” option and choose “Virtual Server”.
- 3. Check the box labeled “Enable” and type in 4661-4665 in the Service Ports field.
- 4. In the Server IP field, type in your IP address and click “Always”.
- 5. Apply the changes and restart your system to configure the settings.
- 6. Again, go to your “Virtual Server” option and this time, type in 4672 for the service port.
- 7. Apply the changes and restart your system to configure the settings.
- 8. Again, go to your “Virtual Server” option and this time, type in 4711 for the service port.
- 9. Apply the changes and restart your system to configure the settings.
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