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Are you sure this is the only port? It says in that article that 27036 "is used for the initial discovery protocol." That implies that there might be more ports.
If this random port is important to the Streaming it'll complicate port forwarding on the router. I guess my best option would be to just use a Dynamic port in Putty and then use my proxy program to auto-forward Steam through the SSH connection to the other PC on the network. That should work remotely as well too. Not exactly the most elegant solution, but I'll take functionality over looks any day. Just wonder if Steam on the other PC will detect my Steam client through the proxy.
To get it to go through my SSH tunnel I had to forward all Local Network Connections through the proxy, not just targeting the Steam EXEs. Really odd. Although I can't be sure I've been 100% successful in getting all transfers to go over SSH since I'm currently sitting on the same network as the SSH server, just targeting my Public IP instead. I'll have to testdrive it tomorrow when I leave home.
This explains the trouble I've had in nailing down which ports it needs. I run a local firewall on my desktop and hadn't yet had time to do a proper dig through.
Ugg, Make up your mind Valve... At this rate even people that like to keep a tight firewall are gonna have headaches :\