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N3 Dedicated server behind Sygate (or other) gateway/firewall

2 posts by 2 people · 06 Jan 2000 - 14 Jan 2000

I would like to set up a dedicated server, but the machine is behind a Sygate gateway. Has anyone here pulled that trick off yet? If so, what do your apprule.cfg entries look like? If you have this working with ANY firewall or gateway, what UDP ports do I have to redirect? From the readme.txt, it looks like port 17761 is the game server port. Do I need to handle a range of ports (17761-177nn), or just the one? Also, does WON have a "ping" port or other ports which have to be redirected, as well? Thanks to anyone who can help. Regards, Gordon
Cruise 14 Jan 2000#514243
I believe SyGate has a small packet sniffing program you can use at their web site. http://www.sybergen.com/ It's called sypkt.exe I couldn't use it because I wasn't running the game on the SyGate server (an NT box). If you can't find it try another packet sniffing program, I think AtGuard will work, http://www.qualityimage.com/files/AtGuard-268.html BTW, anyone ever run SyGate on Win2000 Pro? Does it work?

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