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http://lists.netfilter.org/pipermail/netfilter-devel/2002-April/007412.html and the thread on 17/12/2002 06:44, Thomas V. Fischer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Yes it is just a question of creating a UPnP module for iptables. There was at > one time some discussion about this but I never had the time to follow up on > it! > > UPnP is essentially a network discovery protocol. Applications can post > request for services on the network and the service should respond with the > protocol for using the service. > > In the case of a NAT firewall, it tells the application things like: > 1. You are behind a firewall, please tell me what type of access you need... > 2. You are NATed this is the actual public address that people will see you > as... > > ETC > > > on 17/12/2002 02:22, Edward Dekkers at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >>> I just checked with my inhouse MSN guru (my daughter) who is using V5. >>> She says that she can accept files from others but is unable to send them >>> files. When she tries she gets a service not available message. >>> >>> She thought it was something I had done. Frankly, I wish it were the >>> other way around...can send but not accept. She's never tried to use >>> voice. >>> >>> -- >>> Gerry >> >> Yep, that's what I thought. No amount of firewalling can make this work. I >> do like MonMotha's script though, so I'll keep it, but it's no use for file >> transfer/chat like what the original poster wanted. >> >> It's interesting what Thomas said though. I didn't know M$ has raised the >> bar again and switched to UPnP for this kind of stuff. >> >> Every time a new virus, without the right anti-virus. >> >> COULD this be done by writing a module like what ipchains used to have (for >> IRC, ICQ, H323 etc?). >> >> I mean if ICS can do it, surely that behaviour can be mimicked again? >> >> I mean , obviously we can't expect Microsoft to stick to any kind of >> standard for this stuff, but can it be circumvented? >> >> Regards, >> >> --- >> Edward Dekkers (Director) >> Triple D Computer Services P/L >> >> >> >> >> > -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=unsubscribe https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
