Hi All

About to order the above router as this support vpn, but looking at the
documentation I noticed it saying about forwarding ports for game playing.
At the moment on my DG814 I don't need to do this as these ports are opened
by the game, does anyone know if this will be the same for the draytek as I
have 2 pc's running medal of honour.

Thanks

Glenn

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says...
Hi All

About to order the above router as this support vpn, but looking at the
documentation I noticed it saying about forwarding ports for game playing.
At the moment on my DG814 I don't need to do this as these ports are opened
by the game, does anyone know if this will be the same for the draytek as I
have 2 pc's running medal of honour.

Thanks

Glenn



I have both a 2600 and a 2600we and have not had to forward ports for
playing games (mostly bf1942) (hosting a gaming server you will have to
though obviously)

"Adam Davies" wrote in message
. ..
In article ,
says...
Hi All

About to order the above router as this support vpn, but looking at the
documentation I noticed it saying about forwarding ports for game
playing.
At the moment on my DG814 I don't need to do this as these ports are
opened
by the game, does anyone know if this will be the same for the draytek
as I
have 2 pc's running medal of honour.

Thanks

Glenn



I have both a 2600 and a 2600we and have not had to forward ports for
playing games (mostly bf1942) (hosting a gaming server you will have to
though obviously)

I was going to suggest that P2P gaming where a computer behind the firewall
is a server you would and may well be what it is refering to.

Sam


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