hi i am trying to setup steam port forwarding on the new sagem router and need help i have this from steam
Which ports do I need to open on my router or firewall for Steam?
Many university networks and proxies block required ports for Steam operation - please consult your network administrator to ensure the required ports are open if you are using a university network or a proxy. Ports required for Steam can not be re-mapped to HTTP or reconfigured to a custom port range.
For generic Steam HTTP/HTTPS requests, your proxy should allow the following domains:
Most of the non-web traffic is usually UDP but can be TCP as well. For that, the IPs will all be from the Valve network (AS32590), and a list of those IP blocks can be found here:
i want to set up a gaming server for the family that live all over the country
thanks barry
I assume then from the list of all tye possible stream scenarios, you only need to forward TCP & UDP port 27015. Is this correct?
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Hi Keith this is where i`m lost i don`t know which one to do so as i can run a game server and my lad who wants it gets lost as well we are hoping you can help the game they want is farming simulator thanks barry
I think to run a server you need to forward port 27015 for both UDP & TCP.
I don't have the FAST 5364 so I can't walk you through it unfortunately (maybe Keith can) but basically the external & internal ports should match and you need to forward them to your IPv4 address (type IPConfig in CMD to get that).
Historically I've forwarded the following for both UDP & TCP (but I no longer play Steam games so maybe the ports have changed):
- 3478
- 4379 to 4380
- 27000 to 27050
However looking at your pics what happens if you use the wizard and set two rules. One for Steam Client and one for Steam Server?
Fritz
EDIT: Sorry forgot to say give your PC a static IP address or reserve on the router
It would have to be the server if connections are going to come in from the internet.
You will need to give the device hosting this steam server a DHCP Reserved IP address, or configure a static IP address on the device itself that is outside of the DHCP Pool IP address range.
This is what I used & it forwarded TCP 27015 perfectly & I see no reason to think it won't forward UDP 27015. When you Add the rule you will also need to Apply it:-
When I tested it, this is what https://portchecker.co/check reported:-
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OP follow Keith's post above. He's nailed it!!
You don't really want to open the other ports unless you have to as there is a (small) security risk opening ports.
Fritz
Hi basilbrush909,
How are you getting on, has the advice helped?
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hi all thinks for the help i`ve been away with work so not had time to look at it yet but will do soon thanks barry
OK, please let us know how you get on 🙂
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Hi all i just had a go from all the info you have given me but this is as far as i get no matter what i put into the ip address bar i get this answer
You can't put the public address in there, it must be the private address of the device in question which will typically be something like 192.168.1.x.
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hi all just a quick update i`m now waiting for me son to came over to sort this out he knows more than me on this and it`s him that want me to run the server so thanks for all the help i`ll let you know how he gets on
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