![]() ![]() If you know how to view which ports are opened on your router then you should see ports forwarded from the UPnP step earlier if it worked properly. I can't help you with that personally since I did it many years ago and it's different between internet providers and routers. Go to your router's port forward settings and add the "DirectX" programs port forwarding option.Turning off UPnP (if it didn't give you the error and actually switched on) in the in-game settings.Go through the guide once more and see if anything was missed/misunderstood.If all these steps didn't get it working then try troubleshooting using a mix of these suggestions. This should start your game and automatically setup a lobby in Vegas 2. Host a game using GameRanger and launch the session in GameRanger as well. Now is the time to test run GameRanger and Vegas 2. If you did the alternate method then keep it disabled until done with the guide or when the guide says to re-enable it. An alternate and easier method in my opinion would be to temporarily disable the 3rd party software's firewall and launch GameRanger so it's prompted by the default security software to allow it permissions to use your network.There's a chance the software already gave network permissions to GameRanger but if not then you'll have to lookup how to add it to the firewall exceptions since I can't help you in that case. ![]() If you denied it permission to use your network when the prompt appeared then re-launching GameRanger should cause it to reappear. If you're using only the default security software that comes with Windows(Windows Defender) or whichever Operating System you're using, then once GameRanger was launched as Administrator in the previous steps you should of already been prompted to allow it access to your network which would of given it the necessary permissions, but if you're using a 3rd party anti-virus(for example - AVG) or any other security software that may block it, you may then need to add GameRanger as an exception to it's firewall so it allows it through.In this section we allow GameRanger the minimum network permissions to work properly with Vegas 2, that all games would generally need to work online. There may be an option that says Manage when you right-click the game in your Steam library which should show an option to view the local files/install folder. The folder that is opened is the game's install location. If you don't know where it's located then find the game in your Steam library list of installed games > right-click the game > click Properties > click local files > then there should be an option to view the game's install folder if not already viewing it. ![]()
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