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i cant stand this anymore please someone help

nbhran3
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hey guys ...
so my question is , why would i need to open ports to be able to play the game ? Isnt playing the game and having no difficulty entering the game or having no latency is something that suppose to be in the first place ?
Its like me selling shoes to a costumer and telling him that if he want something to tie hes shoes with he needs to make them by himself...
As a big company like Bethesda or Zenimax , being able to enter the game without any problems is a basic thing !
Why would i risk my computer by making ports ? When did playing a game became so problematic ?
  • Greifenherz
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    I didn't have to do anything with ports to play the game. Are you sure this is a problem with the game and not with your router/ISP?
  • Hippie4927
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    I didn't have to open any ports to play the game. Problem may be on your end?
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  • SirAndy
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    Hippie4927 wrote: »
    I didn't have to open any ports to play the game. Problem may be on your end?
    Same here ...
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  • nbhran3
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    I didn't have to do anything with ports to play the game. Are you sure this is a problem with the game and not with your router/ISP?

    the only game that im having problems with is TESO...
    i contacted their support and they gave me a bunch of solutions but nothing worked out ..
    the only solution that is left is for me to open ports ...
    and if i will open ports it will let hackers have easier access to my computer ...

    i really just want to play this game and thats it ...
  • SirAndy
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    nbhran3 wrote: »
    the only solution that is left is for me to open ports ...
    and if i will open ports it will let hackers have easier access to my computer ...
    That's not how hacking works.
    You only need to open ports for outgoing traffic, the ESO client will initiate the connection from your PC.

    There's no need to open any ports for incoming traffic ...
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  • Elsonso
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    SirAndy wrote: »
    nbhran3 wrote: »
    the only solution that is left is for me to open ports ...
    and if i will open ports it will let hackers have easier access to my computer ...
    That's not how hacking works.
    You only need to open ports for outgoing traffic, the ESO client will initiate the connection from your PC.

    There's no need to open any ports for incoming traffic ...
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    And most of the time, with most residential quality internet connections, you don't have to open any ports at all. They are already open.
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  • KRBMMO
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    Ports?

    You running windows '95?

    I haven't configured ports in over 20 years.
  • SirAndy
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    And most of the time, with most residential quality internet connections, you don't have to open any ports at all. They are already open.
    That is correct but apparently the OP has closed most outgoing ports as well in his/her firewall settings, otherwise ESO would be working just fine out of the box.
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  • newtinmpls
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    Um, OP, maybe you could describe what system you are running and someone here might be able to help you out.
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  • nbhran3
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    SirAndy wrote: »
    nbhran3 wrote: »
    the only solution that is left is for me to open ports ...
    and if i will open ports it will let hackers have easier access to my computer ...
    That's not how hacking works.
    You only need to open ports for outgoing traffic, the ESO client will initiate the connection from your PC.

    There's no need to open any ports for incoming traffic ...
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    so can you please help me forward ports ? because i barely understand any of this ...
    i only know how to enter the port forwarding page and thats it ..

    it tells me i need to fill a Local IP , Local Start Port , Local End Port and then start to fill External IP , External Start Port , External End Port.
  • nbhran3
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    newtinmpls wrote: »
    Um, OP, maybe you could describe what system you are running and someone here might be able to help you out.


    what information do i need to give ?
    i am running windows 10 ...
  • Elsonso
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    SirAndy wrote: »
    And most of the time, with most residential quality internet connections, you don't have to open any ports at all. They are already open.
    That is correct but apparently the OP has closed most outgoing ports as well in his/her firewall settings, otherwise ESO would be working just fine out of the box.
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    Hopefully, such things are intentional, and needed. I can remember blocking ports, in the past, but it was mainly to get my evil spawn to stop playing Dota and do their chores. Since I enrolled them in military school, this has not been necessary. :smile:
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  • Nestor
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    Port Triggering (as opposed to Port Forwarding which requires Static IPs and more involved set up) is not opening your machine to hackers. It just allows the ports that are used by the game to be enabled as long as traffic is initiated by your machine on those ports. In other words, it won't listen on those ports unless it talked on those ports.

    It helps some people, for others it does not matter. However if you have a Firewall Function on your router, it would help to have the ports for the online games active as a step in troubleshooting lag and performance issues.

    What can really get in the way, and this should not apply to a console, is when you have a Firewall on your Router, and, you are running Windows Firewall. Pick one and run that.

    Which begs the question, you are running a wired connection to game with? Right?
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  • nbhran3
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    Nestor wrote: »
    Port Triggering (as opposed to Port Forwarding which requires Static IPs and more involved set up) is not opening your machine to hackers. It just allows the ports that are used by the game to be enabled as long as traffic is initiated by your machine on those ports. In other words, it won't listen on those ports unless it talked on those ports.

    It helps some people, for others it does not matter. However if you have a Firewall Function on your router, it would help to have the ports for the online games active as a step in troubleshooting lag and performance issues.

    What can really get in the way, and this should not apply to a console, is when you have a Firewall on your Router, and, you are running Windows Firewall. Pick one and run that.

    Which begs the question, you are running a wired connection to game with? Right?

    well ... my firewall is disabled on my computer ...
  • nbhran3
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    and on port triggering i have a few blank spaces to fill

    the first one is "Trigger Start And End Port"

    and the second one is "Target Start and End Port"
  • zaria
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    KRBMMO wrote: »
    Ports?

    You running windows '95?

    I haven't configured ports in over 20 years.
    You have to configure it for server software, that is stuff who accept random incoming connections.
    Probably for many P2P multiplayer games however they will ask for firewall to open.

    My guess is paranoid router setup.
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  • nbhran3
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    but how do i open ports ???

    it tells me i need to fill a Local IP , Local Start Port , Local End Port and then start to fill External IP , External Start Port , External End Port.
  • Idinuse
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    These are the ports you enter at "Local Start Port, Local End Port".

    TCP / UDP Ports 24100 through 24131
    TCP / UDP Ports 24500 through 24507
    TCP / UDP Ports 24300 through 24331
    TCP Port 80 through 80
    TCP Port 433 through 433

    Your local IP should be filled in automatically.

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  • nbhran3
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    Idinuse wrote: »
    These are the ports you enter at "Local Start Port, Local End Port".

    TCP / UDP Ports 24100 through 24131
    TCP / UDP Ports 24500 through 24507
    TCP / UDP Ports 24300 through 24331
    TCP Port 80 through 80
    TCP Port 433 through 433

    Your local IP should be filled in automatically.

    well the local ip i can fill by looking in ipconfig right ?
  • nbhran3
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    Idinuse wrote: »
    These are the ports you enter at "Local Start Port, Local End Port".

    TCP / UDP Ports 24100 through 24131
    TCP / UDP Ports 24500 through 24507
    TCP / UDP Ports 24300 through 24331
    TCP Port 80 through 80
    TCP Port 433 through 433

    Your local IP should be filled in automatically.

    and what should i fill in the external start and end port
  • Nestor
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    Google the Make and Model of your Router and the term "Port Triggering" and you will get instructions on how to do this.

    On my Router, I don't have IP's just port ranges to allow.
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  • UberTester
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    In my experience it typically requires a level of configuration in order to prevent much outbound traffic, and hence prevent ESO (and other games) from working. Lots more info about the actual issue required, I think!
  • JDC1985
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    This is unusual it has to be your setup something is hooked up different than normal such as cables or whatever try connecting your modem straight to your pc.
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