hmm pfsense.com seems to be down....
What's the difference between a static and ephermeral port? I took some advice from a different forum and singled out all my ports (instead of giving it a range) so 27015 and 27005 are forwarded separately by themselves (with ranges given to the rest of the Steam-related ports). Would you mind giving a bit more explanation into what I need to to? I'm pretty much a newb server op so everything is still quite dark
Oh, and it's important to note that I actually have to forward ports on two different devices. My computer is connected through my Vonage router, and that router is being connected to my Netgear router, which in turn is going to the Cable modem. I have the same exact port setups being forwarded on both the Vonage and the Netgear (the Vonage gives my computer a local IP of 192.168.15.2, which is how my TF2 server appears to me even though others can connect to it through my actual net-given IP), and I can take pics of both if you need them.
Once again thanks for any advice, I appreciate this!
What's the difference between a static and ephermeral port? I took some advice from a different forum and singled out all my ports (instead of giving it a range) so 27015 and 27005 are forwarded separately by themselves (with ranges given to the rest of the Steam-related ports). Would you mind giving a bit more explanation into what I need to to? I'm pretty much a newb server op so everything is still quite dark
Oh, and it's important to note that I actually have to forward ports on two different devices. My computer is connected through my Vonage router, and that router is being connected to my Netgear router, which in turn is going to the Cable modem. I have the same exact port setups being forwarded on both the Vonage and the Netgear (the Vonage gives my computer a local IP of 192.168.15.2, which is how my TF2 server appears to me even though others can connect to it through my actual net-given IP), and I can take pics of both if you need them.
Once again thanks for any advice, I appreciate this!