Tutorial for Emule with Comodo Firewall 3

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[rimonash]

Go at Firewall -> Common Tasks -> Stealth ports wizard and choose
Alert me to incoming connections- stealth my ports on a per-case basis

Panagiotis

Hi, I upgraded to CFP-3 and I receive low-id with emule. I did all the steps you advised, but when
I try to change the following - it is NOT saved !!!
Go at Firewall -> Common Tasks -> Stealth ports wizard and choose
Alert me to incoming connections- stealth my ports on a per-case basis
.

Please advise,
Thanks

[adifrank]

I installed the free Comodo Firewall yesterday. Before reading this thread, I had already started emule and told Comodo (when it popped up) to treat emule.exe as a trusted application.

Now, after reading your tutorial I want to change it so that the set of emule rules are applied. But I can't find how to do that.

Can you help me please?

[moonmadness]

hi,

what's wrong with just letting emule having "Allow IP In/Out from IP any to IP any where protocol is any"  in the Network Security Policy???

seems to work fine with these settings.

moon

[bugmenot777 - BugMeNot.com Shared Account]

i did do everything u said.....very logical

but still i couldnt connect to emule and kad came firewalled

i disabled firewall and it got connected and worked as smooth as butter !

sad....i have to do that always i need a rare file from the net !

[bugmenot777 - BugMeNot.com Shared Account]

i take back my words

pando is a genius !

it got fixed !

[FFKefka77]

Thanks, this is exactly how it should be.  I used to have everything as Trusted App and I didnt like that but now its all good.  Ima fix it my other 2 pcs now.  Thanks again

[bengalfreak]

If eMule has been executed previously, and Commodo does not ask you how to treat the application when you run it, create the rules as shown in the original post, then:

FIREWALL >> ADVANCED >> NETWORK SECURITY POLICY >> find eMule on the application rules tab, click it, then

EDIT >> USE A PREDEFINED POLICY >> select eMule from the drop down list, click apply, click apply again

run eMule.

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