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  • tangomegadeath

    #1

    No Packet Flow

    Hi All,

    having finally sorted out the numerous other problems PunkBuster has thrown at me I am left with 1 (hopefully) final hurdle.

    No ****ing packet flow

    Having read previous threads I have tried the following:

    allowing BF2 through my firewall
    running BF2 as an administrator
    reinstalling PBuster
    turning my firewall off
    the only thing I haven't tried is manually opening ALL ports (because this would take a long time - or can you open a range in one go ie 00001 to 10000?)

    I'm on Vista, 1MB, 2.7GHz 1MB broadband.

    Any suggestions?
  • Predators28
    Member
    • Jul 2007
    • 282

    #2
    Re: No Packet Flow

    Have you updated PBuster?

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    • AngelicThreat

      #3
      Re: No Packet Flow

      Originally posted by tangomegadeath
      or can you open a range in one go ie 00001 to 10000?)
      :yay: Hackers paradise!!!

      Bad idea with the ports.

      4) Unlock BF2’s Ports: Open up all the ports in your firewall, Battlefield 2 uses ports to contact the internet, Firewalls block these ports, you will need to open them up, If you have a router, forward the ports to the computer which uses Battlefield 2 Here are a list of ports you need to open on BF2:
      16567 and 16569 are the most important

      Opening these will help:
      UDP 27900
      UDP/TCP 29900
      TCP 80
      TCP 4711
      TCP 29901
      UDP 1500-4999
      UDP/TCP 1024-1124
      UDP 28910
      UDP 16567
      UDP 55123-55125

      *As posted by CaptainPuffy*

      Cool quote in you sig Toxic_***. Me like for some reason...

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      • (TM)KillJoy
        Member
        • Nov 2006
        • 534

        #4
        Re: No Packet Flow

        I had this a little while ago ...all I did to fix it was to restart my computer, and do a warm start with my modem. Shut down the system, and unplug the modem, give it a good minute, and restart the modem. Then go in and restart your computer. I'm not interested in giving you the technical reasons this worked, but it did, and I have had no more PB problems. Certainly worth the try before anything else.

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