ValiantViper Posted February 16, 2016 Share Posted February 16, 2016 Is there a program or something that can tell me the ports of my game as at the moment you can only chose source games and lol and i want to chose other games i play. Is there anything being worked on right now so in the future you can see the games your connecting to and it does it automatically so you dont need to put game ports in for other games? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrators Netduma Fraser Posted February 16, 2016 Administrators Share Posted February 16, 2016 Is there a program or something that can tell me the ports of my game as at the moment you can only chose source games and lol and i want to chose other games i play. Is there anything being worked on right now so in the future you can see the games your connecting to and it does it automatically so you dont need to put game ports in for other games? Is this for console? If so it won't work for console. If for PC I would search online for -game- ports and you should find several results letting you know what they are. As in auto apply VPN exceptions once it detects the game? No I don't believe that's been suggested Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ValiantViper Posted February 16, 2016 Author Share Posted February 16, 2016 Is this for console? If so it won't work for console. If for PC I would search online for -game- ports and you should find several results letting you know what they are. As in auto apply VPN exceptions once it detects the game? No I don't believe that's been suggested Im a pc gamer and i have searched on google game ports but some games are not there and i play early access games on steam also so there not on websites. what i suggested is instead of looking for the ports online and typing them in, is there not a way you can do it so it can detect the game your connecting to and you just select it, or it shows the port your game is using for you and i just select it or type it in my self. also im not sure how vpn works fully but is there not a way so you can change the ip but allow everything to go through my internet but when someone tries get my ip they just get the vpn ip and they ddos that while everything is through my internet and is fine then it can just assign another vpn ip that they keep getting. like i said im not fully understand on vpn and what i said might not be possible. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrators Netduma Fraser Posted February 17, 2016 Administrators Share Posted February 17, 2016 Im a pc gamer and i have searched on google game ports but some games are not there and i play early access games on steam also so there not on websites. what i suggested is instead of looking for the ports online and typing them in, is there not a way you can do it so it can detect the game your connecting to and you just select it, or it shows the port your game is using for you and i just select it or type it in my self. also im not sure how vpn works fully but is there not a way so you can change the ip but allow everything to go through my internet but when someone tries get my ip they just get the vpn ip and they ddos that while everything is through my internet and is fine then it can just assign another vpn ip that they keep getting. like i said im not fully understand on vpn and what i said might not be possible. Ahh I see, well an easy way for you to do this currently is go to network monitor. Show only your PC that you're playing on. Start the game. Click on a peak of the graph on upload, you should see a pie chart appear, underneath that will show ports that the game is running on. Write them down and then click on another peak of the graph, rinse repeat until you have all the ports - they should just repeat themselves. You should also do this whilst in a game. With the VPN hybrid, your whole computer will be protected via the VPN. So it will appear to anyone, that that is your IP. When they hit it, it will just know the VPN off and you can reconnect the VPN. Anything you put through as an exception will go through your normal internet, so no increased lag etc but you're still protected. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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