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- ApprovedAnonymous12 years ago
Hi,
have you made set port forwardings on your router in the past? If so traffic is probably only forwarded to one computer.
If there are rules try to deactivate them.
- ApprovedAnonymous12 years ago
hi,
I have never set up port forwarding for the bad company2.
The nature of the problem is as you described - traffic from the server is being forwarded to only on e computer - both games use the same ports: 18390 and 18395 ( according to netstat) . If they operated on different ports there would not be a problem I suppose. The game seems to ignore the +clientport parameters, as netstat always show the values above.
http://help.ea.com/en/article/online-ports-for-battlefield-bad-company-2/ says that the game uses TCP: 80, 18390, 18395, 13505 and UDP: 18395, 10000 so I think the port range from the +clientport trick could hardly work.
- ApprovedAnonymous12 years ago
Which numbers did you put in the +clientport?
try any number between 27005 and 27032 but do not use 27020
- ApprovedAnonymous12 years ago
Ive tried a lot of them always following the rule you mentioned, but no success. My feeling is that this +clientport fhing is simply ignored by the game , as it seems the game uses the same tcp ports whatever the parameter is.
- ApprovedAnonymous12 years ago
It seems I found the solution.
instead of +clientport parameter, which obviously does not work I use -port xxxxx parameter. As xxxxx I entered for example 10001 on one machine , while 10003 on the other. This combination works for me, I have not tried other values. This parameter alters the 10000 UDP port, which is used to receive the in-game data.
- ApprovedAnonymous12 years ago
Hey, good to hear that. Thanks for posting your solution.