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To: Jason Hunt <jhunt@blaz.homeip.net>
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Subject: Re: ipfw rules for quake 3 server
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Jason Hunt wrote:
> 
> greetings,
> 
> I use to run a dedicated quake3 server on linux (when it was my
> firewall), now that I am using FreeBSD as my firewall I would like to
> allow UDP connections so people can access quake 3 server when I run it
> on the firewall.  I believe the connections come in on UDP 9xxxx..  any
> tips on this?  thanks
> 

you will need to allow udp traffic in/out on 27960 for clients.
you will also need to allow udp traffic in/out to
[authorize.quake3arena.com], ports 27950-27960.


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