Did you tried port forwarding ? It surelly gives more work than simple NAT, but then again, the IP would always be the public one, despite if you have the server or not in the same network, as long as the port forward is ok. Never tried PF with UDP protocols, so don't have a clue... just an idea
Adam 'Starblazer' Romberg wrote:
I posted this on the forums, and for sake of my santy, I'm posting it here too.
http://www.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=1682656
--- begin cut --- Okay, I dont want to dump another 309$ into my router because of STEAM.
Here we go.
The steam networks retarded authentication breaks on NAT. We have a server which we would like to have publicly available, with an externally supplied address. Our customers route to our SLS server, and then bounce out of external address. When they try to route to our server, our router just bounces them to our external, yet they connect as the internal scope (192.168.1.100-125).
This of course, throws out an invalid STEAM UserID ticket error, because the original IP that was used to register to the master servers doesn't match the connecting ip.
Anyone else have this issue and have a resolution?
ps. Nat-On-A-Stick will not work, we will bake our Cisco 1721. Already pushing 50% at peak times.
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any other clues guys?
Thanks in advance,
Adam
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