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Battle.Net Beta Launcher

IngoPohlschneider
Hello
did anyone make it to setup the UTM to allow the Battle.Net Beta Launcher to successfully install?

I allowed the ports mentioned in the following port outgoing.

https://eu.battle.net/support/en/article/firewall-proxy-router-and-port-configuration

Didn't work. I can see some ACK RSTs get getting Default Dropped.

The Beta Launcher Installer is stuck at "Updating Beta Launcher" and doesn't go any further

Any advice would be nice [:)]


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    Hi, 

    0. 192.168.0.100 is your gaming PC, right?

    1. double-NAT can definitely cause problems, but normally only for Inbound traffic (e.g. with DNATs). It would nonetheless be wise to remove or bridge the router.

    2. it is unclear to me what Application Control is doing here (allow or drop?).
    Review the application control configuration and make sure you're not blocking gaming.
    Try turning app control off as a test.

    3. the IPS is rejecting BitTorrent traffic; that appears to be on a different computer, but if you want BT to work, you should disable IPS rule #2180.

    4. I don't see anything in the packetfilter/firewall log for 192.168.0.100, so your firewall rules are probably OK.


    Barry
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    Hi, 

    0. 192.168.0.100 is your gaming PC, right?

    1. double-NAT can definitely cause problems, but normally only for Inbound traffic (e.g. with DNATs). It would nonetheless be wise to remove or bridge the router.

    2. it is unclear to me what Application Control is doing here (allow or drop?).
    Review the application control configuration and make sure you're not blocking gaming.
    Try turning app control off as a test.

    3. the IPS is rejecting BitTorrent traffic; that appears to be on a different computer, but if you want BT to work, you should disable IPS rule #2180.

    4. I don't see anything in the packetfilter/firewall log for 192.168.0.100, so your firewall rules are probably OK.


    Barry
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