Universal Plug and Play client for auto-configuration of network routers (use only in trusted zones). $ cat /usr/lib/firewalld/services/upnp-client.xml There is a parenthetical disclaimer about this, but the firewalld interface fails to show it. This is different from, which is used in most firewalld service definitions. The firewalld service for "upnp-client" is defined using. But allowing this service means an attacker can bypass the firewall for any UDP port, if they transmit from UDP port 1900. Allowing this service might let Transmission work. firewalld service "upnp-client"įirewalld has a named service "upnp-client". If you do not wish to configure a manual port forward on your router, there are some possible techniques on this page: Fedora firewall with UPnP? Terrible ways to allow uPnP, that you should not use 1. Otherwise, you probably relied on uPnP port forwarding. Or if you need support for IPv6 (the current version of IP :-), just pretend I said NAT-PCP instead of NAT-PMP. It is also available on any sensibly written router with a recent version of the open source MiniUPnPd. If your router supports NAT-PMP, or if you configured your router with a manual port forward, this is all you need! Transmission will now work with your firewall.
Since you are using firewalld, you can allow port 51413 by allowing the named service "transmission-client". In your firewall, allow the TCP port number set above. Also check what the Listening Port is set to. Firstly, in the same Network tab of the Preferences window, make sure that "Pick a random port every time Transmission is started" is unchecked.
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