hi
i have a two endpoints, 1st is a XP (+cygwin machine) and the other is linux
machine.
the only connection between them which is not firewalled is udp port 53
(dns)
each endpoint is connected to an VOIP phone.
the XP machine can not do forwarding
so i need a local udp port on the XP to be for
Erez D wrote:
using openvpn over port 53 is by best guess, but still I need a local
port on the XP to be forwarded ...
Openvpn on port 53, and connect via VOIP to the VPN address, which would
cause it to go through the tunnel, and you're done.
Shachar
what do you mean the VPN adress ?
the local ATA has route only to the local XP machine, which does not listen
on any udp port ...
On Dec 9, 2007 1:33 PM, Shachar Shemesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Erez D wrote:
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> > using openvpn over port 53 is by best guess, but still I need a local
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Grrr, top posting.
Erez D wrote:
The tunnel between the machines has its own set of IP addresses, which
are not the usual IP addresses the machines have. If you connect to the
IP address the machine has inside the tunnel (to any port you want), the
communication will be routed through the V
i know that
but that internal IPs are not routable by the VOIP phone, it has only the
lan ips (via dhcp)
(and the xp does not do routing in my case anyway)
On Dec 9, 2007 2:46 PM, Shachar Shemesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Grrr, top posting.
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> Erez D wrote:
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> The tunnel between the ma
