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Old 04-04-2007, 01:39 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I have a belkin router, model F5D7230-4 with latest firmware, and the built in firewall keeps on blocking my Halo. When i try to go on multilayer i filters everything and freezes halo. The firewall log shows that halo is blocked and i cant seem to kill the firewall. How can i make Halo work or nuke my firewall?
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try port forwarding, halo uses these ports:

80 (TCP) - Halo looks to see if there is a Halo update available. If there is an update, Halo downloads the update through this port.
2302 (UDP) - the game host listens on this port.
2303 (UDP) - the game client connects to the game host through this port.
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i know about port fowarding but do i forward them one by one in each slot?
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Port Forwarding for the Belkin F5D7230-4

it should be what your router settings look like and put them all in at the same time in different rows like in the pictures from the link, I hope it works
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Port Forwarding for the Belkin F5D7230-4

it should be what your router settings look like and put them all in at the same time in different rows like in the pictures from the link, I hope it works
ive tried this before but i used 2302-2303 and tcp, could that be the problem?
my router is also very sensative and is sometimes a b*tc
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change it to UDP could be your hardware firewall is set to high too.
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change it to UDP could be your hardware firewall is set to high too.
whats a hardware firewall, the router?
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yes your router will probably have a firewall setting on it try halo with UDP and see if it works first. If it doesnt make sure to have a software firewall installed like comodo,zonealarm or even windows firewall and disable your router firewall and see if it runs.
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yes your router will probably have a firewall setting on it try halo with UDP and see if it works first. If it doesnt make sure to have a software firewall installed like comodo,zonealarm or even windows firewall and disable your router firewall and see if it runs.
the point of this thread is to make halo work but also to kill the firewall. your help so far is greatly appreciated but do you know how to turn off the belkin firewall?
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Is there no option to turn off a firewall or security settings? I would try updating the routers firmware by going to the belkin website and see if a firmware update shows the firewall settings.
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