<![CDATA[Route steam downloads and games in general]]>I have pfSense setup with VPN access for all my internet traffic. I made rules to allow certain traffic to access internet directly. For Netflix I first attempted to simply pick the IP addresses from the logs but it changed too often. In my search for a solution, I found out about pfBlocker. It is now setup to update aliases for Netflix and Amazon AWS that I can refer to in my firewall rules.

I'd like to do the same for Steam downloads and Steam games.

Preferably, for all my games (Origin, Battle.net, Uplay), but that may be too much to ask (I don't know).

Can someone help me setup a similar process that I have for Amazon for those destinations?

Thanks!

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I'd like to do the same for Steam downloads and Steam games.
Preferably, for all my games (Origin, Battle.net, Uplay), but that may be too much to ask (I don't know).

Maybe you can try looking up the ASNs for those

https://bgp.he.net/dns/battle.net#_ipinfo

Or try a google search for list of IPs for those sites… Maybe someone else will chime in if they have accomplished this...

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