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UT 2003 Packet Filter Rules

Hello,
Has anyone setup packet filter rules to use Unreal Tournament on Astaro. We are not running a game server, just accessing other servers for gameplay. Also if anyone can help me with rules for Halo I would greatly appreciate it.
TIA

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0 eraser over 21 years ago

Far as I can find UT2003 uses 7777-7779 range.
So follow the same steps as above to create a masq and packet filter rule.

If something doesn't work check the logs and figure out what was causing the problem.
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0 utahusker over 21 years ago in reply to eraser

Do you mean dnat/snat rules? I can't see how to set masquerading rules based on services. Dnat rules are a little over my head [:S]
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0 eraser over 21 years ago in reply to utahusker

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Do you mean dnat/snat rules? I can't see how to set masquerading rules based on services. Dnat rules are a little over my head [:S]

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Yes, sorry. Dnat rules, I was a little tired yesterday. [;)]
They are very easy to set up. What are you getting stuck on?

Fore example here is my Dnat rule for Warcraft3:
http://members.monarch.net/mcmillan/WC3.png
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0 eraser over 21 years ago in reply to utahusker

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Do you mean dnat/snat rules? I can't see how to set masquerading rules based on services. Dnat rules are a little over my head [:S]

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Yes, sorry. Dnat rules, I was a little tired yesterday. [;)]
They are very easy to set up. What are you getting stuck on?

Fore example here is my Dnat rule for Warcraft3:
http://members.monarch.net/mcmillan/WC3.png
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