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low id's with Emule/linksys/copperjet

Asked by Eelcodevries in Network Routers

Tags: emule, linksys, id, low

Hi there!
I recently switched to Speedlinq.nl (BBned DSL network), and with that I got a Copperjet 1616/2p VOIP modem. I already used a Linksys WAG54GS wireless Modem/router with my previos provider, and that was just fine. I always got a high ID with Emule.
Now I have managed to install the copperjet modem, to have the linksys router attached to the modem and to surft the net. I can also download stuff, but for some reason my Emule High ID's are gone. When I try to run a port test, TCP fails, so UDP won;t even start.

The modem is address 172.19.3.1, the router I put on 172.19.3.3, the PC on 172.19.3.100, the port forwarding in the linksys I tried in several ways: single port forwarding of 19877 and 23008 to 172.19.3.100, port range forwarding, port triggering on 19877 and 23008, but nothing works.
Am I missing something here?

Oh, about XP firewalls or other: XP has been shut down, I used NIS2007, NIS2006 and recently Comodo, but with all firewalls I added emule as trusted application, even shut down the firewalls completely, but still no dice. So I have the feeling that the problem maybe lies in the combination of the modem with the router (because it used to work fine).
I have no idea how to install the modem and/or router so that the application can transparently see the net. rigth now the modem is RFC1483-bridged, the router is RFC1483 routed. Is this correct? How do I configure the combination so that the PC thinks it is directly on the net?

Hope to hear soon,
Eelco
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