How about posting the URL for the location?
Jeffery Jones wrote:
> I found a neat little utility called udprelay written for (BSD?) that someone
> hacked to work on Linux. It basically listens on the port of your choice for
> incoming UDP packets and sends them to a specified remote host. You can also
> specify BOTH the origin and destination port of the packets going to the
> remote host. By running that on the masq box and changing the master server IP
> on the HL server to point to the masq box...it all works splendidly now! The
> game shows up in Gamespy on the correct port.
>
> Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
>
> Regards,
>
> Jeff
>
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to run a dedicated Half-Life server (public) behind my masq
> firewall. I've set up port-forwarding on port 27015 to the server. It works
> quite well with no noticeable lag. However, there's one minor annoyance I was
> hoping someone here could help with.
>
> The HL server sends a heartbeat to a master server. This is so things like
> Gamespy and others have a dynamic list of where the games are. The heartbeat
> looks like its sent from port 27015 on the server to port 27010 on the master
> server.
>
> Because my server is masqed, the originating port gets sent up to the 60000
> range as it traverses the firewall. The master server interprets this as the
> game is being hosted on that high port-rather than 27015 where it should be.
> If users outside the firewall connect on that port it either doesn't work or
> only works until it times out.
>
> Is there a way to make that heartbeat originate from the same port on the
> firewall as it does from the Half-Life server? There is obviously no service
> on the firewall with which that would interfere. I'm using RH 5.2, kernel
> 2.2.6, and ipchains. Thanks for helping out.
>
> Regards,
>
> Jeff
>
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