Is your modem/router the one on this page?
That one is a bit more complex than usual, since it has VOIP and QoS features. I'm not sure if those features could somehow be interfering or not.

Regardless, the Port Forwarding site has a page for FEAR showing how to set up ports on that modem/router. The same instructions apply to Tron 2.0. The only difference is that you need to open 27889 in addition to 27888.

On ZyXEL's site they mention something about needing to set the Default Server IP on the Port Forwarding page, or else packets on those ports may be ignored.

TronFAQ Wrote: Is your modem/router the one on this page? That one is a bit more complex than usual, since it has VOIP and QoS features. I'm not sure if those features could somehow be interfering or not. Regardless, the Port Forwarding site has a page for FEAR showing how to set up ports on that modem/router. The same instructions apply to Tron 2.0. The only difference is that you need to open 27889 in addition to 27888. On ZyXEL's site they mention something about needing to set the Default Server IP on the Port Forwaring page, or else packets on those ports may be ignored.

Well, the default Server doesn't make any difference. I was thinking about that setting, but normally it opens up everything to your default IP (DMZ?). At least that's what it used to do on the old SpeedTouch modems from Alcatel. If you had set a default server there would be no more security or firewall protection unless you'd set up some firwewall behind the modem (of course with the inbuilt firewall of the Zyxel that won't be the problem). But that don't cure it.

The extra port won't be the problem either since I've opened up a range (too laze to make 4 rules). I have just put the range 27666 to 27999 in one rule to open them up. So that includes any other port in that range in UDP. (right?).

Okay, never mind what I wrote in this message a moment ago. And yes, I just got up a short while ago and decided to check my e-mail, some sites, etc.

I'll reply in a bit after giving the problem some thought.

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Well, what can I say:

I did add those custom services already because that's the only way to get them in. Predefined are only things like HTTP/HTTPS and SMTP/POP3 (those are open because I need them). Ports for eMule, uTorrent and also TRON are as a custom service.

I downloaded the portscanner from portforwarding.com and that says 27666, 27777, 277888 and 27999 are open in UDP.

uPNP is always disabled as it poses a security risc, so I never enable that anyway ;-)

I hope it isn't the whole Dell TrueMobile story from 5 years ago all over again... I never got it working on that router. Surely it has to be possible with a Zyxel router, I believe they're quite nice, not completely rubbish?? order abortion pill http://unclejohnsprojects.com/template/default.aspx?morning-after-pill-price where to buy abortion pill

So you've forwarded the ports, created a new firewall rule, turned off uPnP, and it still doesn't work. Hmm.

There's a remote chance that the QoS feature on the modem could be affecting things if the priority for the "services" you've created have been set to low. But, I doubt it.

And nothing else has changed in your setup? Just swapped the modems, and that was it? No changes in your software firewall or anything else?

You're not using a separate router, right? It's just the one modem/router combo? In my case I have a separate modem and router, even though my modem is capable of being a router. The modem is set to bridged mode, and I let the separate router take care of the rest.

Very odd. You've already done pretty much everything. It should just work.

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Or maybe: Could there be some other port that needs opening? Because it says it's unable to query the server. I've had that before but that was whenever 27xxx was not open as UDP. It would also say than that "You may have to open port 27xxx".

So maybe some general query port that my Zyxel won't let through to the LAN???

glad you found a solution. I've pulled my hair out a few times to get the ports config'd since there's a few that work. I just need a server or I'd host again.

I just tried to get my teamspeak up, and I think there's something up with it. I opened the required ports and nothing... I need to get a real server.

OK, been fiddling again with the firewall today...

Next weird thing is: Now I have ONE Server working, it's also visible from the TRON Server list. All other three come up with the good old "unable to query gamespy server, you need to open port blablabla" error.

So could there be that the first Server is blocking some port the others need as well??? I have now opened the ports in the firewall/NAT and also added "ANY (TCP)", "ANY (ICMP)" to the services list...

I really don't get this. Is there anyone else with a Zyxel modem that has this working with some game?? Surely getting UDP port ### open can't be that hard?

OK, just one last update...

My servers will be offline for the time being until I get another DSL router, I guess.

Have been trying for ages now and I had 2 of the 4 servers working until a few weeks ago, I ended up with none of them working... nothing changed, didn't install anything, didn't reboot the server (host), didn't reboot the router, only thing I did was shut down the TRON servers (because they were up 12 days) and when I fired them up again I got the "Unable to query GameSpy server" again.

I can't for the love of God figure out what's going on, only replaced my broken DSL modem from a SpeedTouch 546 to this d*mn Zyxel P-2602R and everything stopped working. And the weirdest thing is that POP3, SMTP, RDP, FTP, eMule, uTorrent are all working without any poblems.

So there must be some port I'm missing... is there any general QUERY PORT for GameSpy that I need to open? All I can find out for TRON 2.0 is that 27888 is the default gameport and no other port is needed (as for UT you need to open gameport+1 as well). Tried UDP, tried TCP/UDP, tried TCP, nothing working with the portnumbers I use. Tried using default 27888 for one server, not working, tried 6500 (the one that works for eMule), not working either.

So I guess, unless anyone has a brilliant solution on how to get this ZyXel thingie working I'll be offline until I get another router or maybe when people pick up on the game after the movie... no use in getting another router if nobody ain't playing the game anyhoo.

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Well, just one more slight update:

Today I received another Thompson SpeedTouch 546 modem and tried to set it up again. Configured the modem for my ISP (it does bridged mode) and connected a Belkin router to it.

Same problem here: not one TRON server would connect to GameSpy. And also, this router resolves my domain names to the IP of the router, so even though I could see my webpages etc from "the outside", browsing to www.en12-82.net from my LAN resulted in giving me the homepage of the router (as it did for every other domain registered to my IP). Mail etc didn't work from the inside either... it's rediculous that Outlook can't connect to mail.en12-82.net when I'm at home!!!!

Anyhoo, a new modem with another router gives me obviously the same problem: everything works (from the outside) but TRON won't :-(