Re[2]: netmeeting ?
Corin Langosch
Corin Langosch <corinl@gmx.de>
Sun, 16 Jun 2002 20:20:35 +0200
Hi !
thanks for the fast reply...i'm going to look for these messages.
but i don't really understand the problem. even if netmeeting uses
different ports, it must work i assume, when i forward the traffic
of *all* ports from the caller's ip to my pc behind the fireall.
(this is what my rules do: forward all traffic from a specified ip
execept data on port 80)
or does netmeeting use other protocols than tcp or udp which i
also have to forward ??
thanks,
Corin
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Sunday, June 16, 2002, 8:07:12 PM, you wrote:
AS> On Sunday 16 June 2002 6:54 pm, Corin Langosch wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> im behind a iptables firewall and want to be able to accept incomming
>> netmeeting calls. To make things simple I added the following rules:
AS> [snip]
>> unluckily, no incomming calls are detected and the other party gets an
>> error. other programms like my local ftp server etc. work fine, this means
>> the rules are correct.
AS> It means the rules are correct for ftp, yes, but that's not necessarily true
AS> for every other protocol you might want to put through your firewall...
AS> Netmeeting is one of those protocols which buries IP addresses & port numbers
AS> inside the messages, therefore it needs a helper on the firewall to NAT it
AS> properly.
AS> You should look at the h323 patch in a *very* recent version of netfilter
AS> (1.2.6a or 1.2.7 from CVS), and also look back through some of the recent
AS> messages on this mailing list, because there have been a number of posts from
AS> people trying to get it working / failing to get it working / reporting
AS> success in getting it working.....
AS> Sorry I can't offer you any direct advice, but I don't use netmeeting - I've
AS> just seen all the posts on the mailing list from other people who've done the
AS> same thing you want to.
AS> Antony.