Was muss ein Router können?

wie schon gesagt muss ich wissen was ein router können muss damit er mit 3 PC´s im internet läuft!

Wahrscheinlich läuft bei einem dann auch immer das kack Esel Programm,also darf das nichts bei den anderen ausmachen wenn die zocken wollen. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" />

Kann mir jemand sagen auf was ich achten muss beim Kauf einer DSL-Router???

Macht es was aus das es keinen Markenrouter ist und bla bla bla......usw?????????

danke schon al im voraus euer HAwK <img border="0" alt="[rockz]" title="" src="graemlins/smilie-4.gif" />

Als Router würd ich dir nen SMC Barricade empfehlen - der hat ne Firewall und ne gute Benutzeroberfläche...

Da kann man dann auch die Ports freigeben die de für Esel Bc unne so brauchst....

Das Prob mit dem Esel ist nur - wenn er an ist haste auf den anderen PCs wenn de zoggst auch nen scheiss ping. Soll heissen das du den Esel ausmachen musst... da hilft auch leider nen Router nichts da alle über eine Leitung rausgehen.

Solltest darauf achten das du nen Router mit integrietem SWITCH holst damit die pcs verbunden werden....

Weitere fragen in AIM

Und wie teuer ist deine Empfehlung?

SMC Barricade 7004 VBR - 79,--€

Hallo

Also, eigentlich ist es auch mit dem edonkey kein problem,wenn dein router QOS=Quality of service beherrscht, hierzu kann ich nur den selbstbau eines routers empfehlen!!!
ziemlich einfach eingentlich: altes 486 oder pentiumboard, 2netzwerkkarten, diskettenlaufwerk und 12mb speicher reichen dazu!
muss man nur noch fli4l installieren (gibts auf <a href="http://www.fli4l.de)," target="_blank">www.fli4l.de),</a> das ist ein linuxrouter,der auf eine diskette passt und sich erweitern und konfigurieren lässt!
hierfür gibt es auch ein QOS-packet, sowie ein windowsconfigurations-programm mit dem man netzbandbreite den einzelnen rechnern zuordnen kann, bzw, den einzelnen rechnern internetbevorzugungen=prioritäten gegenüber anderen zuordnen kann!
bei mir läuft das wunderbar und ich hab, weil ich die komponenten noch zuhause hatte 0€ dafür bezahlt

Und du kannst dir auch nen bouncer, seti@home oder nen edonkey-server auf dem router installieren....

<small>[ 19 November 2002, 13:50: Beitrag bearbeitet von: Ventus ]</small>

Jo, kostet aber zuviel Strom... hab nen Linux Router laufen aber der frisst Saft...

Na gut, 500 MHz und 256 MB Ram braucht er eigentlich net *g*

Mein Router besteht nur aus einem k5 166, 80mb ram und zwei netzwerkkarten, keine graka und nix weiter, der ist leise, hat mich nichts gekostet und frisst auch nicht allzuviel strom, außerdem kann er wesentlich mehr als reine hardwarerouter...

Ich hab damit meine optimale Lösung gefunden.

Wo wir gerade noch mal bei Routern sind
Wie sind die Ports für Bc und Emule/Edonkey unne so?
Ich bastel mir nächstes Weekend auch nen Router <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" />
Und ich weiß leider net die Ports, die ich frei schalten muß, Emule wird mir Björn noch sagen könnnen, aber Bc net
Kann mir einer helfen :confused:

Edonkey/Emule:

4661, 4662 und 4665

Voice Kram musse mal im Forum schauen oder warte mal hab hier was *suchkram*

Aha - also:

Application Name Triger Incoming Ports

"Abbott Chat" 18236 18231,18232-18235
"Abuse.net" 43 43,113
"ActiveWorld" 7777 7000-7100
"Asherons Call 1" 9000 9000-9013
"Asherons Call 2" 9004 9000-9013
"BAYVPN" 500 1024-65534
"Calista IP Phone" 4099 3000
"CITRIX Metaframe" 1494 1494
"CrisNet" 32760 1367,32760
"Delta Force" 3568 3100-3999
"Diablo 2" 6116 6112-6119,4000
"Dialpad" 7175 51200-51201,51210,1584-1585,8680-8686
"DirectPlay" 47624 47624,2300-2400,9110,9113,28800-29000,8000-9000
"eDonKey 2000" 4661 4661-4662,4665
"FW1VPN" 259 1024-65534
"GNUtella" 6346 6346
"Half Life" 27015 27015
"ICUII Client" 2019 2000-2038,2050-2051,2069,2085,3010-3030
"Internet Phone 5" 22555 1024-65534
"MS Terminal Client" 3389 3389
"MSN Messenger" 1863 1863
"Napster" 6699 6699
"Net2Phone" 6801 30000
"Netmeeting" 1720 1024-65534
"Netop Remote control"6502 6502
"Netrek" 2592 11000-12000,11687
"Netrek Server List" 3521 7000-7010
"Network Time Protocol"123 123
"PalTalk1" 5001 2090-2091,2095,5200-5203
"PalTalk2" 5002 2090-2091,2095,5200-5203
"PalTalk3" 5003 2090-2091,2095,5200-5203
"PalTalk4" 5004 2090-2091,2095,5200-5203
"PalTalk5" 5005 2090-2091,2095,5200-5203
"PalTalk Video" 8080 8080
"Powwow 4.0" 13224 13223-13224,23213-23214
"Rainbow Six" 2346 2346
"RealAudio 7070" 7070 6970-7170
"Soldier Of Fortune" 28910 28910
"The Zone" 28800 47624-47624,2300-2400,28800-29000
"Timbuktu" 407 1024-65534
"Ultima Online" 7775 5001-5010,7775-7777,8888,8800-8900,9999,7875
"VNC" 5900 5900
"Westwood Online" 4000 4000,1140-1234

# IRC DCC.
#
# The IRC port is usually 6660-6670, 7000, 8888, or 9999
# If you are using a different port number just change one of
# these apprules to the port number you are using.
"mIRC port 6660" 6660 59,113
"mIRC port 6661" 6661 59,113
"mIRC port 6662" 6662 59,113
"mIRC port 6663" 6663 59,113
"mIRC port 6664" 6664 59,113
"mIRC port 6665" 6665 59,113
"mIRC port 6666" 6666 59,113
"mIRC port 6667" 6667 59,113
"mIRC port 6668" 6668 59,113
"mIRC port 6669" 6669 59,113
"mIRC port 6670" 6670 59,113
"mIRC port 7000" 7000 59,113
"mIRC port 8888" 8888 59,113
"mIRC port 9999" 9999 59,113
"mIRC Chat" 100 101
"mIRC Fserve" 110 111
"mIRC Send" 120 121
"mIRC Get" 130 131,132

# CU-SeeMe
#
# This will allow you to connect to the CU-SeeMe network.
# You will need to have the H.323 apprule in order to video
# conference with anyone.
"CU-SeeMe" 24032 1414,1424,1503,1720,1813,7640,7642,7648,7648,7649, 24032,56800

# QuickTime 4 Client & RealAudio on Port 554
"QuickTime" 554 6970-32000
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
# ICQ99 for one client
#
# One User version, only one user can be supported behind the SMC router
# with this rule. In ICQ under
# 'Preferences & security', click 'Preferences' and then goto Connections,
# click on 'I am behind a firewall or proxy' then click on
# 'Firewall Settings' then click 'I don't have a SOCKS Proxy
# server on my firewall or I am using another Proxy server' then click
# Next then click 'Use the following TCP listen ports for incoming event'
# and set the TCP ports for 20000 to 20019.
#
"ICQ99" 4000 20000-20019
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
# ICQ2000 for one client & AIM Talk
#
# One User version, only one user can be supported behind the SMC router
# with this apprule. In ICQ under
# 'Preferences & security', click 'Preferences' Then goto Connections, click on User,
# click on 'Not using Proxy' then click 'Use the following TCP listen
# ports for incoming event' and set the TCP ports for 20000 to 20019.
#
"ICQ2000 & AIM Talk" 5190 5190,20000-20019

Hier ist der andere Teil für den Server-Betrieb

Virtual Server for SMC router

ServiceName
ServicePort ServerIP

# Shiva VPN
# (set the mobile option in the Shiva VPN client software
# to be your public IP address)
"Shiva VPN"
2233 192.168.123.2

# QuickTime 4 Server - Modification tested on 8/9/99
# (change 192.168.123.2 to correct IP address)
#
"QuickTime Server"
6970-7000 192.168.123.2

# Netop Remote control
# (change 192.168.123.2 to correct IP address of your Netop server)
"Netop Remote control Server"
6502 192.168.123.2

# Virtual Network Computing - VNC Server
# (change 192.168.123.2 to correct IP address of your VNC server)
"VNC Server"
5900 192.168.123.2

# Diablo 2 for TCP/IP host
# (Change 192.168.123.2 to the IP address of your Diablo 2 server)
"Diablo 2 for TCP/IP host"
4000,6112-6119 192.168.123.2

# Rainbow Six server
# (Change 192.168.123.2 to the IP address of your Rainbow Six server)
"Rainbow Six Server"
2346 192.168.123.2

# Delta Force Server
# Where 192.168.123.2 is your Delta Force server
"Delta Force Server"
3568,3100-3999 192.168.123.2

# Half Life Server
# (change 192.168.123.2 to correct IP address of your Half Life server)
"Half Life Server"
27015 192.168.123.2

# Tribes1 Server
# (Change 192.168.123.2 to the IP address of your Tribes1 server)
"Tribes1 Server"
28000-28008 192.168.123.2

# Quake2
# (change 192.168.123.2 to correct IP address of your Quake2 server)
"Quake2 Server"
27910 192.168.123.2

# Bungie.net, Myth, Myth II Server
# (Change 192.168.123.2 to correct IP address)
Bungie.net Server"
3453 192.168.123.2

# Unreal server
# (Change 192.168.123.2 to the IP address of your Unreal server)
"Unreal Server"
7777 192.168.123.2

# Unreal Tournament Server
# (Change 192.168.123.2 to the IP address of your Unreal Tournament server)
# Unreal Game Data
7777 192.168.123.2
# Unreal Query Data
7778 192.168.123.2
# Unreal Uplink
27900,7779 192.168.123.2
# Unreal Admin Webserver
8888 192.168.123.2

# Nullsoft Shoutcast Server
8000-8001 192.168.123.2

# Fuse Server
# (change 192.168.123.2 to correct IP address of your Fuse server)
4500 192.168.123.2

# Heretic II Server
# (change 192.168.123.2 to correct IP address of your Heretic server)
28910 192.168.123.2

# Hexen II
# Each computer behind the SMC router,
# hosting Hexen II must have a different port number.
# Below is an EXAMPLE of three apprules for hosting Hexen II
# - Player 1 has IP address of 192.168.123.2, with a port number 26900
# - Player 2 has IP address of 192.168.123.3, with a port number 26901
# - Player 3 has IP address of 192.168.123.4, with a port number 26902
# Just change the IP address to the IP address of the computer hosting
# Hexen II, and set the Port number to a unique number
# To connect to Hexen II from outside of your LAN you must put the IP
# address if your external Network Card/Modem and the port number of
# the game you wish to join.
#
# Hexen II server 1
# (change 192.168.123.2 to correct IP address of your Hexen II server)
26900 192.168.123.2
#
# Hexen II server 2
# (change 192.168.123.3 to correct IP addres of your Hexen II server)
26901 192.168.123.3
#
# Hexen II server 3
# (change 192.168.123.4 to correct IP address of your Hexen II server)
26902 192.168.123.4

# Laplink Server
# (change 192.168.123.2 to correct IP address)
1547 192.168.123.2

# Remotely Possible Server
# (Change 192.168.123.2 to the IP address of your Remotely Possible server)
799 192.168.123.2

# Lotus Notes Server (Port 1352)
# (Change 192.168.123.2 to the IP address of your Notes server)
1352 192.168.123.2

# pcANYHWERE host inside.
# You need replace the 192.168.123.2 in the following line to
# your client's IP address and remove the comments flag '#' from
# following two rules
#
"pcANYWHERE Use"
5631 192.168.123.2
"pcANYWHERE Seek"
5632,22 192.168.123.2

"Our WEB Server"
80 192.168.123.2

"Our FTP server"
21 192.168.123.2

"Our TELNET server"
23 192.168.123.2

"Our Mail(POP3) server"
110 192.168.123.2

"Our Mail(SMTP) server"
25 192.168.123.2

BattelCOM:

Für Battlecom sind folgende Ports frei zu schalten:
- IN UDP 2300 - 2400
- IN TCP 2300 - 2400
- IN UDP 47624
- IN TCP 47624

IN bedeutet vom WAN (Internet) ins LAN. Man muss auch noch die IP des Zielrechner im LAN abgeben.
Es soll Router (wie den Netgear ab Firmware 3.25) geben, bei denen man 2300-2400 nicht frei zu geben braucht, da sie diese Direct-Play-Pakete standardmäßig weiterleiten (wohl per dynamischem Port Mapping).
Manche Router unterstützen konfigurierbares dynamisches Portmapping (triggered maps oder dynamic inverse IP masquerading). In diesem Falle stellt man als Triggerport den 47624 ein und verbindet damit die Ports 47624, 2300-2400.
Bei dynamischem Port Mapping stellt man keine Ziel-IP im LAN ein. Diese wird vom Router dynamisch anhand des Triggerpakets ermittelt. Der Rechner der das Triggerpaket sendet, bekommt die reinkommenden Pakete mit den spazifizierten Portbereichen zugesendet. Diese Zuordnung wird im allg. durch ein Time-out wieder gelöscht.
Gruß Feodor

Ich hab meine ersten Tips auch bei Practically Networked geholt, hat aber nicht funktioniert. Ich hab das dann herausbekommen:
Die folgenden Ports müssen für BC geöffnet werden:
- 47624
- 2300-2400
- 28800-28900
Mit der Firmware 3.25(CA 0) für den Netgear-Router RT311 und diesen Port-Einstellungen klappts bei mir.
Ich hoffe, damit isses geklärt.

und nich welche

Messaging & Conferencing
Active Worlds
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN TCP 3000
IN TCP 5670
IN TCP 7777
IN TCP 7000-7100

[0000]
Type=TCP
Translation=NORMAL
Port=5670

[0001]
Type=TCP
Translation=NORMAL
Port=7777

[0002]
Type=TCP
Translation=NORMAL
Port=7000-7100

[0003]
Type=TCP
Translation=NORMAL
Port=3000

AIM Talk
OUT TCP 4099
IN TCP 5190

Battlecom
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN UDP 2300 - 2400
IN TCP 2300 - 2400
IN UDP 47624
IN TCP 47624

Buddy Phone
(only communication. No FTP)
IN UDP 700 - 701

Calista IP phone
OUT TCP 5190
IN UDP 3000

CuSeeMe
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
OUT UDP 24032
IN UDP 1414 [use H.323 protocol if available]
IN UDP 1424 [use H.323 protocol if available]
IN TCP 1503
IN TCP 1720 [use H.323 protocol if available]
IN UDP 1812 1813
IN TCP 7640
IN TCP 7642
IN UDP 7648
IN TCP 7648
IN TCP 7649 7649
IN UDP 24032
IN UDP 56800
OUT UDP 1414 [use H.323 protocol if available]
OUT UDP 1424 [use H.323 protocol if available]
OUT TCP 1503
OUT TCP 1720 [use H.323 protocol if available]
OUT UDP 1812 1813
OUT TCP 7640
OUT TCP 7642
OUT UDP 7648
OUT TCP 7648
OUT TCP 7649
OUT UDP 56800

Delta Three PC to Phone
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN TCP 12053 [use CuSeeMe protocol if available]
IN TCP 12083
IN UDP 12080
IN UDP 12120
IN UDP 12122
IN UDP 24150 - 24179

Dialpad
OUT TCP 7175
IN UDP 51200 51201
IN TCP 51210
IN TCP 1584 1585
OUT TCP 8680 8686

Dwyco Video Conferencing
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN UDP 12000 - 16090
IN TCP 1024 - 5000
IN TCP 6700 - 6702
IN TCP 6880

Go2Call
IN UDP 2090 2091
IN TCP 2090

H.323 compliant video player,
NetMeeting 2.0, 3.0, Intel Video Phone
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
(Incoming calls are not possible
due to NetMeeting assigning ports dynamically.)
OUT TCP 1720
IN UDP 1024 65534 [use H.323 protocol if available]
OUT UDP 1024 65534 [use H.323 protocol if available]
IN TCP 1024 1502 [use H.323 protocol if available]
OUT TCP 1024 1502 [use H.323 protocol if available]
IN TCP 1504 1730 [use H.323 protocol if available]
OUT TCP 1504 1730 [use H.323 protocol if available]
IN TCP 1732 65534 [use H.323 protocol if available]
OUT TCP 1732 65534 [use H.323 protocol if available]
OUT TCP 1503 1503
OUT TCP 1731 1731
IN TCP 1503 1503
IN TCP 1731 1731

Hotline Server
IN TCP 5500 - 5503
IN UDP 5499
The TCP Ports enabled are 5500 - 5503 (This is for the standard 5500
Hotline port)

If you change the default port, then you must enable the 3 ports after
it (so if you choose 4000 then you must enable 4000 - 4003)

The UDP port enabled 5499 is required only if you want to list your
server on a tracker (the data stream is only outgoing so if you want to
disable in bound on a firewall it would work fine)

ICQ
In ICQ under "Preferences & security", "Preferences" and Connections, click on "I am behind a firewall or proxy" then click on "Firewall Settings". Then select "I don't have a SOCKS Proxy server on my firewall" or "I am using another Proxy server". Click Next. Click "Use the following TCP listen ports for incoming event" and set the TCP ports for 20000 to 20019 for the first user, 20020 to 20039 for the second user, 20040 to 20059 for the third user, etc.

OUT UDP 4000
IN TCP 20000 20019 for one user
OR
IN TCP 20000 20039 for two users
OR
IN TCP 20000 20059 for three users, etc.

ICUII Client
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
OUT TCP 2019
IN TCP 2000 2038
IN TCP 2050 2051
IN TCP 2069
IN TCP 2085
IN TCP 3010 3030
OUT TCP 2000 2038
OUT TCP 2050 2051
OUT TCP 2069
OUT TCP 2085
OUT TCP 3010 3030

ICUII Client (Version 4.xx)
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN TCP 1024 - 5000
IN TCP 2000 - 2038
IN TCP 2050 - 2051
IN TCP 2069
IN TCP 2085
IN TCP 3010 - 3030
IN TCP 6700 - 6702
IN TCP 6880
IN UDP 12000 - 16090

Internet Phone
OUT UDP 22555

Ivisit
IN UDP 9943
IN UDP 56768

LIVvE
(For pager file send only)
IN UDP 8999

mIRC DCC / IRC DCC
[mIRC Proxy/Firewall Help page]
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN TCP 1024 - 5000

mIRC Chat
(The IRC port is usually 6667)
IN TCP 6660 - 6669

mIRC IDENT
IN UDP 113

MSN Messenger
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
NOTE: Shut off any personal firewall programs such as BlackIce, ZoneAlarm, etc.
Ports 6891-6900 enable File send,
Port 6901 is for voice communications
Allows Voice, PC to Phone, Messages, and Full File transfer capabilities.
Thnx to Brad King & Bill Finch Jr.
IN TCP 6891 - 6900
IN TCP 1863
IN UDP 1863
IN UDP 5190
IN UDP 6901
IN TCP 6901

Net2Phone
OUT UDP 6801
IN UDP 6801
One additional UDP and one TCP port in the range of 1 to 30000
must be mapped. Ports 6802 and 6803 are suggested. These
ports must be mapped in your firewall, then set in the Net2Phone client
as follows:
1) Click on Net2Phone's "Menu" button.
2) Select "Preferences".
3) Click on the "Network" tab.
4) Enter 6802 for the Client TCP Port.
5) Enter 6803 for the Client UDP Port.

Pal Talk [support page]
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN UDP 2090 [voice]
IN UDP 2091 [control stream]
IN TCP 2090 [file transfer]
IN TCP 2091 [video listening]
IN TCP 2095 [file transfer- older versions]
OUT TCP 5001 - 50015 [text messaging]
OUT TCP 8200 - 8700 [Firewall / network mode group voice]
OUT UDP 8200 - 8700 [Firewall / network mode group voice]
OUT UDP 1025 - 2500 [outbound voice & control stream (user configurable)]

The last 2 UDP outbound ports are usually set in pairs. 1024 - 1025, 1026 - 1027, etc... Most users never have to set these lower two ports. They are dynamically assigned if you leave the lower two boxes set to 0's on the 'paltalk port settings' tab.
Outbound ports are usually not an issue but are listed here for network users who may need to manually configure for a proxy or NAT server or other hardware device.

PhoneFree
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN UDP 1034 - 1035
IN UDP 9900 - 9901
IN TCP 1034 - 1035
IN TCP 2644
IN TCP 8000
This Mapping is needed to hear the audio from the incoming party, outgoing audio would work without it.
** According to phonefree the ports you need open are:
8000 TCP For Server access
1034 UDP Voice in/out
1035 TCP Voice in/out
2644 TCP Personal Communication Center
I found that port range 9900-9901 UDP is also needed but not mentioned at phonefree support.
Also shut off any other firewall programs you may have running.

To make PC-TO-PHONE calls, it seems only UDP port 9900 must be opened (the fewer ports open, the better!).

Polycom ViaVideo H.323
IN TCP 3230 - 3235
IN UDP 3230 - 3235
NOTE: I needed to set these ports to dial out.
Also enable on ViaVideo (under H.323 QoS) 'Use Fixed Ports' 3230-3235 TCP & UDP

Roger Wilco [support page]
IN TCP 3782
IN UDP 3782
IN UDP 3783 [only needed for RW Base station]

Speak Freely
IN UDP 2074 - 2076

Yahoo Messenger Chat
IN TCP 5000 - 5001

Yahoo Messenger Phone
IN UDP 5055

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Audio & Video
Audiogalaxy Satellite [updated 12/13/00]
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN TCP 41000 - 50000
IN TCP 1117-5190

Camerades
IN TCP 2047 2048
IN UDP 2047 2048

GNUtella
IN TCP 6346
IN UDP 6346

IStreamVideo2HP
IN TCP 8076 - 8077
IN UDP 8076 - 8077

KaZaA
IN TCP 1214

Napster
OUT TCP 6699
IN TCP 6699

QuickTime 4 Server
IN TCP 6970
IN UDP 6970 - 7000

QuickTime 4 Client & RealAudio on Port 554
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
OUT TCP 554
IN UDP 6970 - 32000

RealAudio on Port 7070
OUT TCP 7070
IN UDP 6970 - 7170

ShoutCast Server
IN TCP 8000 - 8005

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Games
Aliens vs. Predator
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN UDP 80
IN UDP 2300 - 2400
IN UDP 8000 - 8999

Anarchy Online (BETA)
IN TCP 7013
IN TCP 7500 - 7501
IN UDP 7013
IN UDP 7500 - 7501

Asheron's Call [support page] [mapping info]
OUT UDP 9000, 9004, 9008, 9012
IN UDP 9000, 9001, 9004, 9005, 9012, 9013
NOTE! You may also need to open the MSN Game Zone and DX ports

Black and White
IN TCP 2611 - 2612
IN TCP 6667
IN UDP 6500
IN UDP 27900

Blizzard Battlenet
This allows for -1- machine on the network to take advantage of Blizzard's BattleNet system for playing online games such as Diablo II and StarCraft. The 6112 port is needed in both TCP and UDP for StarCraft and Diablo II, and the 4000 port is needed for Diablo II. No other settings should be needed.
IN TCP 4000
IN TCP 6112
IN UDP 6112

Bungie.net, Myth, Myth II Server
IN TCP 3453

Dark Reign 2
IN TCP 26214
IN UDP 26214

Delta Force (Client and Server)
OUT UDP 3568
IN TCP 3100 3999
OUT TCP 3100 3999
IN UDP 3100 3999
OUT UDP 3100 3999

Delta Force 2
IN UDP 3568
IN UDP 3569

Elite Force
IN UDP 26000
IN UDP 27500
IN UDP 27910
IN UDP 27960
NOTE: If the server is behind the same router/firewall as other clients, then all of the clients will have to add "+set net_port 27961," "27962," etc. to their shortcut command lines. Otherwise, they will not be able to use the in-game internet game browser. This is due to the fact that EF uses the same port (27960) for both the client and the server.

Everquest
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
See this Everquest page for more info
IN TCP 1024 7000
IN UDP 1024 6000
Note: May have to open this last UDP range even wider

F-16, Mig 29
IN UDP 3862
IN UDP 3863

F-22 Lightning 3
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN UDP 3875
IN UDP 4533
IN UDP 4534
IN UDP 4660 - 4670 (for VON)

F-22 Raptor
IN UDP 3874, 3875

Fighter Ace II
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN TCP 50000 - 50100
IN UDP 50000 - 50100

for DX play also open these ports:
IN TCP 47624
IN TCP 2300 - 2400
IN UDP 2300 - 2400

Half Life
IN UDP 6003
IN UDP 7002
IN UDP 27010
IN UDP 27015
IN UDP 27025

Half Life Server
IN UDP 27015

Heretic II Server
IN TCP 28910

Hexen II
Each computer hosting Hexen II must use a different port number, starting at 26900 and incrementing by 1.

IN UDP 26900 (for first player)

KALI
Each computer using KALI must use a different port number, starting at 2213 and incrementing by 1.

IN UDP 2213 (for first player)
IN UDP 6666

Kohan Immortal Sovereigns
This allows you to host a Kohan game and have it show
up on Gamespy, otherwise no one will be able to see your
game outside of your lan. Only the ICS server can host
games and have them show up however.
IN UDP 3855
IN UDP 17437
IN TCP 3855
IN TCP 17437

Motorhead server
IN UDP 16000
IN TCP 16000
IN TCP 16010 - 16030
IN UDP 16010 - 16030

The ports 16010-16030 are ports I specified in the MotorHead dedicated server client ports section. You need to specify client ports so that Motorhead does not assign client ports randomly.

MSN Game Zone [support page] [DX support page]
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN TCP 6667
IN TCP 28800 - 29000

for DX play also open these ports:
IN TCP 47624
IN TCP 2300 - 2400
IN UDP 2300 - 2400

Need for Speed - Porche
IN UDP 9442

Need for Speed 3- Hot Pursuit
IN TCP 1030

Operation FlashPoint

TCP 47624 ~ 47624
TCP 2234 ~ 2234
BOTH 6073 ~ 6073

Outlaws
IN UDP 5310
IN TCP 5310

Quake2 (Client and Server)
IN UDP 27910

QuakeIII
Each computer playing QuakeIII must use a different port number, starting at 27660 and incrementing by 1. You'll also need to do the following:

1. Right click on the QIII icon
2. Choose "Properties"
3. In the Target field you'll see a line like "C:\Program Files\Quake III Arena\quake3.exe"
4. Add the Quake III net_port command to specify a unique communication port for each system. The complete field should look like this: "C:\Program Files\Quake III Arena\quake3.exe" +set net_port 27660
5. Click OK.
6. Repeat for each system behind the NAT, adding one to the net_port selected (27660,27661,27662)

IN UDP 27660 (for first player)

Rainbow Six (Client and Server)
OUT TCP 2346
IN TCP 2346

Rogue Spear
OUT TCP 2346
IN TCP 2346

Soldier of Fortune
IN UDP 28910 - 28915

Starcraft
IN UDP 6112

Starfleet Command
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN TCP 2300 - 2400
IN TCP 47624
IN UDP 2300 - 2400
IN UDP 47624

SWAT3
IN TCP 16639
IN UDP 16638

Ultima
IN TCP 5001-5010 Game
IN TCP 7775-7777 Login
IN TCP 8888 Patch
IN TCP 8800-8900 UO Messenger
IN TCP 9999 Patch
IN TCP 7875 UOMonitor

Port 7875 is not used by the game, but by UOMonitor, which many players use to monitor server status.

Unreal Tournament server
IN UDP 7777 (default gameplay port)
IN UDP 7778 (server query port
IN UDP 7779+ (UDP 7779+ are allocated dynamically for each
helper UdpLink objects, including UdpServerUplin
objects. Try starting with 7779-7781 and add
ports if needed.))
IN UDP 27900 (server query, if master server uplink is enabled.
Some master servers use other ports, like 27500)
IN TCP 8080
(Port 8080 is for UT Server Admin. In the [UWeb.WebServer] section of the server.ini file, set the ListenPort to 8080 (to match the mapped port above) and ServerName to the IP assigned to the router from your ISP.)

Westwood Online - C&C Tiberian Sun & Dune 2000
Note: Westwood Online supports only one user per public IP address at any given time. Apprule courtesy of Quantus' World
OUT TCP 4000
IN TCP 4000
IN UDP 1140 1234
IN TCP 1140 1234
OUT UDP 1140 1234
OUT TCP 1140 1234

ZNES
IN UDP 7845 [Use Quake Translation if you can set it]

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Common Servers
FTP Server on your LAN
IN TCP 21

POP3 Mail Server on your LAN
IN TCP 110

SMTP Mail server" on your LAN
IN TCP 25

TELNET Server on your LAN
IN TCP 23

WEB Server on your LAN
IN TCP 80

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Other
BAYVPN
OUT UDP 500

CITRIX Metaframe / ICA client
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN TCP 1494
IN UDP 1604
IN TCP 1023 - 5000 (NOTE: Depending on the number of clients/sessions, you can try decreasing this range, or you may need to increase it.)

CarbonCopy32 host on your LAN
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN TCP 1680
IN UDP 1023-1679

Deerfield MDaemon Email Server
IN TCP 3000
IN TCP 3001

Direct Connect
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
IN TCP 375 - 425

FW1VPN
OUT UDP 259

Laplink Host
IN TCP 1547

Lotus Notes Server
IN TCP 1352

NTP (Network Time Protocol)
OUT UDP 123
IN UDP 123

pcANYHWERE host on your LAN
IN TCP 5631
IN UDP 5632

RAdmin (Fama Tech)
IN TCP 4899

Remote Anything
FAQ page
IN TCP 3999 - 4000
IN UDP 3996 - 3998

Remotely AnyWhere
IN TCP 2000

Remotely Possible Server
IN TCP 799

Shiva VPN
(set the mobile option in the Shiva VPN client software to be your public IP address)
OUT UDP 2233
IN UDP 2233

Timbuktu Pro
IN TCP 407
IN TCP 1417 - 1420
IN UDP 407
IN UDP 1417 - 1420

Virtual Network Computing (VNC)
IN TCP 5500
IN TCP 5800
IN TCP 5900

Windows 2000 Terminal Server
(probably also works for NT Terminal services)
IN TCP 3389
IN UDP 3389



sollte mal reichen

Em danke, aber <img border="0" alt="[heul]" title="" src="graemlins/heul.gif" /> <img border="0" alt="[heul]" title="" src="graemlins/heul.gif" /> <img border="0" alt="[heul]" title="" src="graemlins/heul.gif" /> <img border="0" alt="[heul]" title="" src="graemlins/heul.gif" /> <img border="0" alt="[heul]" title="" src="graemlins/heul.gif" />

wieso weinste denn nu ???

*tröst*

weitere Fragen ruhig an mich, so schlimm kanns net sein

20000 Begriffe und keinen Peil von!
Läuft soweit sehr gut, bin zufrieden!
Jetzt muß ich nur noch nen BC-Server ans laufen bekommen <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" />
Sagt net, das es net geht, Ventus hats auch
Ich werde es mal probieren!
Sind ja nur 100 Ports freizuschalten *g*
Zum Glück habe ich 4 Wochen Urlaub :p
Ne Spaß, muß mal sehen wie ich die inner Textdatei geändert bekomme <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" />
Gayt schneller

Habe auch net mehr so dermaße Pingprobleme wie sonst <img border="0" alt="[rockz]" title="" src="graemlins/smilie-4.gif" /> *froi*
Router machst möglich

Was haste denn für nen Router Groove?

Also der Rechner selber muß ja nix können, deswegen auch en Pentium 100 mit ner kleinen Festplatte und Netzwerkkarten....

Dann die Software drauf, die istr auf Linux basierend und das wars im Prinziep, naja Feininstellungen und so ist klar, aber die Kiste lief dank Björn in 2 Stunden mit zusammenbau und Portfreischaltung!

Hier die hp von denen <a href="http://www.smoothwall.org/" target="_blank">http://www.smoothwall.org/</a>
Also ich bin begeistert

PS: kann man auch für Isdn machen <img border="0" alt="[heart]" title="" src="graemlins/heart.gif" />

<small>[ 24 November 2002, 13:18: Beitrag bearbeitet von: GrOOv3 ]</small>

Hast du überhaupt mehrere Rechner zu Hause? *g*

Mal schauen, ich teste dat auch mal bei Gelegenheit!

Nein, habe ich net, aber das Linux ja bekanntlich das TCP/Ip Protokoll besser verwaltet ( wa man auch merkt ) und dann noch ne nette Firewall dazukommt, Pingstabilität ....keine Lags mehr <img border="0" alt="[rockz]" title="" src="graemlins/smilie-4.gif" />
Habe ich mich für son en Teil entschieden <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" />

Also ich find die Software von Smoothwall suuupppiii!!!!!

Einfache Handhabung und Installation..
Zugriff über Internet Explorer und noch Updates für die diese Software, die man kostenlos Downloaden kann.

MFG

BO

Gegen nen schönen Debian Router ist das aber nix <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" /> Die Sache ist halt nur, dass kaum jemand Ahnung von Debian hat und ich mit meinen Fragen (doch ne Menge) recht allein dastehe *g*

Mal schauen was ich mache...

Meise wird sich den FLI4l installieren

Muss auch noch mal was basteln

Meise kannste net mit Debian rumbasteln? Ist sicher viel geiler wenn man sich damit auskennt als mit diesen fertig routern...

Ist natürlich VIEL MEHR arbeit, aber da können wir zusammen rumfummeln Die Debian Installation ist ja schon heftig...

Ein FREAK (und das ist kein scherz) aus meiner ex klasse hat ja schon nen halben tag gebraucht, und der hat dat vorher schon paar mal gemacht Naja, egal ich muss duschen gehen *lol*

lol hört sich net schlecht an @ ventus ....
aber warum sachste mir das erst jetzt gg wo ich grad meinen p2 400mhz für 200 € an meinen opa verkloppt habe hehehehehhehehehehe <img border="0" alt="[angel]" title="" src="graemlins/angel3.gif" /> <img border="0" alt="[LOL]" title="" src="graemlins/lol.gif" />

Ich werd meinen Router zu demonstrationszwecken mal zur Lan mitbringen...

<img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" />
Ventus

Also ich brauch jetzt auch nen router aber will mir keinen selber baun gibts da spezifisch gute oder ist das relativ egal?