Select "Custom" and press next, then next again to skip the Program selection screen (you could set this up to only apply to Steam, but it doesn't really matter) and go to the Protocol and Ports screen.Ĭhange protocol type to "TCP" and under "Remote port" select "Specific Ports" and enter "27030", then click next. Go to "Outbound Rules" and click "New Rule". Once there, click "Advanced Settings", which will open "Windows Firewall with Advanced Security".
On Windows 7, you can find this by opening Control Panel, then going to System and Security and clicking Windows Firewall. People using Windows 7 or Vista (sorry XP users!) will have a firewall capable of this built into their OS. Quote from: Chickenuggets 1414446 Hey guys, heres a quick run through of how to only use the TelstraClear steam server without having to set up SteamWatch. TelstraClear's Steam Content Server IP is 203.167.129.4 Please ensure you have read or more in depth FAQ before downloading via Steam. Some titles may not be available on TelstraClear’s Steam Content Server, in order to download these they may come from a different content server which would be metered usage. TelstraClear takes no responsibility for any damage or harm caused by the use of this unsupported third party software. TelstraClear takes no responsibility for any user incurred charges for content served from another Steam Content Server. In the following posts I will list some of these options, from third party software (OS dependant) to hard firewall rules. Which one you decide to use is up to you.
There are a number of third party programs that you could use that should prevent Steam from using other content servers. One of the main concerns of people is that they may download from a separate content server which is not unmetered. The purpose of this thread is for people to learn of and discuss the available software used to manage the Steam client's downloading sessions.
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