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Those are my two cents for this argument, do you have make any other “experiments” more or less similar to this one.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. In my opinion (unitl your solution.), my best option was playing with a pptp server because of the bradcast option that it has in the linux server configuration. I’ve test your first solution in the past with games that permits to choose an ip address (my favourite was operation flashpoint dragon rising): in this case i was be able to play with openvpn as vpn server, but in many other games this configuration fault. I’ve tried several solution like “forcebindip” or like change the network card priority in the windows’s network configuration, but the results was never a success. The biggest problem that i’ve found is that “Windows is fucking retarded” 🙂 and so until now i haven’t found a solution for the udp broadcasting between the local and the vpn interfaces.
#Torchlight 2 firewall problems detected Pc
I’m a linux fan and i love to play to a lot of games with my pc (and with my friends too.) and so the natural solution is the vpn. Hy!! I’m Massimiliano from Italy, sorry from now for my english, but i must make you a lot of compliments for this solution!! Massimilianonball November 24th, 2012 on 21:54 Next do the same thing for your VPN adapter, but enter a LOWER number. The big trick: Make sure you enter a number here that’s HIGHER than the number you’re going to enter on your VPN TAP Adapter (for example: 10).
#Torchlight 2 firewall problems detected windows 7
To change this, open your LAN adapter’s properties (these days in windows 7 found in the Network and Sharing center, change adapter settings, right click your LAN adapter, properties), open the properties of the “ Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP (TCP/IPv4)“, go to Advanced, make sure the box at the bottom that says “ Automatic metric” is DISABLED. Normally this metric would be on “ automatic metric“, and this probably means that your real Ethernet adapter gets the broadcasts.
The INTERFACE metric (note: this has nothing to do with ROUTING metrics!) determines which interface windows uses for these broadcasts. Guess which interface DOES NOT get these broadcasts? Exactly, your VPN. * The broadcasts only get broadcasted on a single Ethernet interface. * These games use UDP broadcasts to detect if there are games running on the LAN It was already annoying enough, but also Torchlight II had exactly the same issue: LAN games could not see each other through the VPN.Īfter running tcpdump / Wireshark for a while both locally and on the tunnel I noticed: "C:\Games\Borderlands 2\Binaries\Win32\Borderlands2.exe" 10.11.12.13Īfter playing for a while I decided to go figure out what the problem was. No time to find out why, but the trick from Borderlands 1 still works: start the game with your friend’s server IP behind it like this: However, the connection through over the OpenVPN IP addressesįailed miserably. Locally the 2 PCs could find eachother just fine after killing the windows firewall. After I made sure I could be connected to on the OpenVPN IP, we started Borderlands 2. This means that all VPN users get a local IP address from the OpenVPN server
The OpenVPN setup uses tun mode, aka routing mode.
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The Skidrow torrent works great btw 😉Īnyway, since my brother is on his own home LAN we have a nice and simple OpenVPN setup. Since “FUCK YOU ASSHOLES” - I’m not going to wait another 3 days for it to unlock over here, I’ll leech the torrent instead.
So today Borderlands 2 was released on steam for the USA.
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