Borderlands

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The feature you are trying to use is on a CD-Rom or other removable disk that is not available.
Insert the "Steam" disk and click OK

windows 7 firewall solution:


Control panel -> Network and sharing center -> Windows firewall on the bottom left

Advanced settings


This opens up a window with the options:

Inbound Rules
Outbound Rules
Connection Security rules
Monitoring

The two in bold is what we are interested in.
On the inbound rules there will be an option for two "borderlands" one with an acception and the other a deny rule

Delete them both.

Click New rule on the right hand side and add one with the following settings

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Rule type: Program
Select Specific path and locate to your directory

For 64bit
"C:\\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\borderlands\Binaries\ Borderlands.exe"

For 32bit
"C:\\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\borderlands\Binaries\ Borderlands.exe"

Action: "Allow the connection"

Profile: Tick Private/Public
Name: Borderlands

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Right click properties on Borderlands in the rules

Go to the Advanced tab
Make sure interface types is selecting either your wireless or wired connection

Change Edge traversal to: "allow edge traversal"

Protocol and ports tab

Select protocol type and change it to "Any"
All Ports for local port
All Ports for remote port

Astuces:

Il serait bon que vous pensiez à ouvrir certains de vos ports pour faciliter la connection in-game. D'après ce qu'on a pu voir il faut que l'hébergeur et ceux qui rejoignent le fassent pour ne pas avoir de problèmes. Voici la liste des ports à ouvrir:

- TcP: 3783, 7777, 28900, 28902, 28910, 29900, 29901.
- UdP: 6500-6515, 6667, 7777-7783, 7787, 13139, 27900.