Patrick,
I've been using STN for a few months now, and one of the first things I tested was
have several quake 2 clients behind the STN box connected to the same server out on
the internet. It worked perfectly
with out having to configure any in/out bound settings. However if you want to run a
server you do need to configure the settings, but other wise as far as I know you
should be able to play a game of
quake by simply running the game and typing in connect <server ip> at the console.
Nathan Lowe
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Patrick Belliotti wrote:
> I want to be able to run Quake clients from inside my STN gateway. My guess is this
>was covered, but in the old archives.
>
> What ipfwadm rule would I need? I will only have one client inside, so basically I
>want a rule to take all the traffic coming from the server I just picked coming
>inbound to be sent to that one host.
>
> It may be I can limit the inbound to UDP only, either all UDP or a range of ports.
>
> I don't mind putting the rule in manually every time I'm about to connect to a
>server.
>
> Thanks,
>
> pjb
>
> Patrick Belliotti
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