When you launch eMule, the client connects to one of the servers on your list. The server does not host the files itself. Instead, it functions as a giant index or telephone book. It stores the IP addresses of the users connected to it and the list of files they are sharing. When you perform a search, you are asking the server to look through its index for sources matching your query.
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If you receive this message, your server.met file is missing or corrupt. You need to perform the manual update steps mentioned above. When you launch eMule, the client connects to
| Server Name | IP Address | Port | |-------------|------------|------| | eMule Security No1 | 5.196.74.155 | 9939 | | eMule Security No2 | 5.196.74.155 | 3945 | | PeerBooter | 3.133.102.71 | 7111 | | TV Underground No1 | 193.138.221.214 | 4242 | It stores the IP addresses of the users