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05-14-2021 01:01 AM
I'd like to port forward the port 27960 UDP for a Steam game (Quake 3/ Quake Live) to host a private server. Is that port (27960 UDP) blocked by Telus with Residential Home Internet? If not, how do I port forward it? Guide me through it please.
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05-14-2021 01:55 AM - edited 05-14-2021 01:58 AM
Looks like Q3 Live uses a different port than the normal port used by Quake 3 Server. The T3200 has settings for the original Quake 3 Server already in there, thanks to the horribly outdated settings the T3200 firmware still has. (Found under Firewall > Applications) The original Q3 Server used port 27660 so that won't work for Q3 Live. In this case you'd need to set up a custom rule to use the new port.
- Log in
- Click Firewall at the top
- Click Port Forwarding on the left menu
- Choose your PC or device hosting the server from the list of devices
- Fill in the WAN and LAN ports
- Hit Apply.
In theory that should do it. You will NOT be able to connect to your own external IP from the host PC. The router/network won't allow that. Another device on another connection or a device in your home using a VPN should be able to connect if everything worked.
You may also want to set your PC / server to have a static IP in the T3200 settings. (Advanced Setup > DHCP Reservation)
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05-14-2021 01:55 AM - edited 05-14-2021 01:58 AM
Looks like Q3 Live uses a different port than the normal port used by Quake 3 Server. The T3200 has settings for the original Quake 3 Server already in there, thanks to the horribly outdated settings the T3200 firmware still has. (Found under Firewall > Applications) The original Q3 Server used port 27660 so that won't work for Q3 Live. In this case you'd need to set up a custom rule to use the new port.
- Log in
- Click Firewall at the top
- Click Port Forwarding on the left menu
- Choose your PC or device hosting the server from the list of devices
- Fill in the WAN and LAN ports
- Hit Apply.
In theory that should do it. You will NOT be able to connect to your own external IP from the host PC. The router/network won't allow that. Another device on another connection or a device in your home using a VPN should be able to connect if everything worked.
You may also want to set your PC / server to have a static IP in the T3200 settings. (Advanced Setup > DHCP Reservation)
If you find a post useful, please give the author a "Kudo" or mark as an accepted solution if it solves your trouble. 🙂
