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#1
General Discussion / Opening up ports for PS4 Minecraft
November 20, 2022, 01:04:35 AM
I'm looking to allow connectivity for PS4 Minecraft on my network. According to  https://portforward.com/minecraft/ for the PS4 I need to open up ports

    TCP: 3478-3480
    UDP: 3074, 3478-3479, 19132-19133

I'm not familiar with doing that with OPNsense. I tried following these instructions https://www.wundertech.net/how-to-port-forward-in-opnsense/ but got stuck on step 4 setting the destination. I'm not sure if these are the right steps or not which is why I'm asking for help.
#2
THAT WAS IT! For the next person who searches I went to System > Settings > General and removed the IP addresses listed. I *do* wonder what I was doing wrong by manually adding IP addresses to that page then. It might have been that I didn't have a gateway selected.

Thank you everyone this can be marked as solved.
#3
Thank you for the response. Yes I am using IPv4 with Unbound enabled. If I understand you correctly I should go to Services > DHCPv4 > [LAN] and set the DNS servers manually there? I did try adding DNS servers to that and I'm still not able to get out. I'm missing something.
#4
Hi I'm pretty close to my answer but could use some help. I have a fresh install of OPNsense on a Qotom-Q355G4 (not sure if that will be relevant). The install went through fine and I was even able to update to 22.7.3_2 so I think that the device itself is getting DNS but it's not being passed through to my LAN. I went through the wizard to setup my DNS (screen shot attached) but I can't ping out or look up any records from my laptop.

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong and would appreciate some help or guidance.   
#5
I registered to see if I was the only person who had this issue. The thing that is skipped in the https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/lan_bridge.html documentation is that you have to enable the interfaces in order to add them to the bridge. During installation OPNsense only does the WAN and one LAN port. If you have a device that has more than 2 ports those are by default off. IMO step one of the "How to set up a LAN Bridge" page should show how to verify that all the network ports are active through the gui so that they can be added to the bridge. I'll add to this post with how I figured that out but wanted to leave something on the forum so that is shows up in DuckDuckGo/Google searches