I have noticed that Port 27086 was not open during this past test for incoming connections. I will re test and let you know. However it was still open for outbound connections so that is still puzzling. Sent from my BlackBerry 10 smartphone on the Rogers network.
Hi Eric, That IP is the IP of the server for the game I am trying to connect to. I know it is accepting connections because the people in my party can connect and I cannot, and I know none of them have opened any ports in that range. However in the interest of troubleshooting, before I wrote for help I did open ports in the range of 27000 to 28000. I then used a UDP testing utility and an offsite webserver I have access to, in order to verify that I can both send and receive udp packets along those ports, directly to and from my desktop machine. So udp packets can be sent and received, yet for some reason I still cannot connect to these servers along those same ports when others can. Thank you Eric I appreciate your patience. Please let me know if you have any next steps or want me to verify anything. Thanks Jesse
Jesse: I did notice that your error message: 780.539: Sending UDP connect to public IP 146.66.155.75:27086 Is trying to go through port UDP 27086 you might check to see if that is open from the out side, there are websites that check port openings. Eric From: "Jesse Toninger" <[email protected]> To: "Shorewall Users" <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2014 4:40:06 PM Subject: Re: [Shorewall-users] Issue Connection to Steam based games Thank you Eric. I have done so already and our setups are largely identical. Everything but our Rules file is identical and none of the Ports he has opened are related to Steam. I have tested this to be sure.
I have access to his machine and could forward along a dump file from his machine as well. The only real difference is that in an effort to troubleshoot the issue I opened the ports recommended by Steam but he never had to do that. The main difference between our setups is he is running version 4.4.17 and I am running 4.4.26.1.
Thank you for your reply.
Jesse
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