Command and conquer 3 port forward ?
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googel:
"command and conquer" port
follow the guide to static port if you still have problems.to add a port mapping go to: firewall –> NAT
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ok and after that is it the port forward ? and do i have too open all the ports i mean one after one or all togheter like this 40,50,60,70 to ip x.x.x.x or 40 to ip x.x.x.x and 50 to ip x.x.x.x and 60 to ip x.x.x.x and saw on ?
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I cannot find any sense in your last post O_o
Can you please describe what you are trying to do? -
i am trying to open some ports but i don,t now how to do this for games i have the http and ssh open to my webserver but i want to open ports to games how do i do that ? like this how do i do to open should i open a specific port for each of port or can i add all of the ports togheter ?
Server Ports:
UDP 27900
UDP/TCP 29900
TCP 80
TCP 4711
UDP 27901
UDP 1500-4999
UDP/TCP 1024-1124
UDP 29900
UDP/TCP 27900
UDP 16567
UDP 55123-55125 -
you can create multiple forwards. –> multiple rules, one for each port
or just define an alias with all the ports you need and then forward the alias --> one rule for all ports -
ok can you plz show me an exempel of how this will loks in the port forward in pfsense plz some one ?
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ok is the redmage a computer is it a ip on the picture ? trying to do like tou but with my ports. and the vnc ports ports to the computer ? and how did you get the vnc ports to the port forward ? i am very happy if you can help me.
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How about trying if you can do it yourself?
I mean if you are on the config-page it's self-explaining….Just create the alias and add the values you want.
Then go to the rule-page and then fill in the name of the alias in the red field where you would put in the number of the port/IP. -
something like this ??
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You created the alias BF2 that contains all your ports.
The field where you can enter the port is red. You inserted 5900 in this field. But you have to write the name of the alias (in this case BF2).
You also created an alias for your IP but inserted on the config page the IP directly. Just put there the name of your alias.
