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[Yooho]

Hi! I have an internet connection through PPPoE. I'm using CCProxy on one computer.
I want to use 3-4 PC to play CS:S online. I've just managed to play through the proxy using SocksCap and forwarding port 27015.
Can I get all 3 computers to work? Should I get a router? Somebody adviced me to use WinRoute, will it help? Thanks.

PS: Also I can't see the server list through the proxy. Can I fix that?

[k1ller]

What exactly is the problem? If you can get 3-4 computers on the internet you can play CS:S.

[Yooho]

I can get them on the internet through proxy. Can I make CS run through proxy?

[Yooho]

[SOLVED]

CS:S uses UDP.

- You can use Sockscap or simiar program to make CS:S connect through a proxy with SOCKS5.

or

- use a program with NAT technology (I'm using Kerio Winroute)

Goodluck!

[k1ller]

I think Sockscap is bit advanced stuff. People who read this thread afterwards should first try to configure their router, then some NAT program and only then Sockscap.

Nicely solved

[Yooho]

Actually you can use WideCap instead of SocksCap (same author, easier to use).

I was trying to spend less $$$ and NOT buy a router!
Well, the proxy/firewall with NAT didn't work so well so I got a router, after all.
The problem is I can't get the server list to work properly through the router. Servers near me appear with 1000+ latency instead of 15 http://css.setti.inf...tyle_emoticons/default/mad.gif
And my local LAN server doesn't appear at all...

[k1ller]

Yeap... UDP and software proxies can be a difficult combination. Managing UDP connections with Linux's iptables too is more difficult than TCP connections. For casual internet users UDP and TCP are babble anyway so it might be useless to ask for advice on pub forums

At Setti we've used some UDP magic as described here: http://forums.srcds..../86327#pid86327 - it's unrelated to your post though