I'd like to thank everyone who replied. For the sake of brevity I'm
replying with one message instead of several individual replies.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] asked "Sounds like a bug in the protocols. Why this
restriction?"
The complete port assignment specification is:
from toapplication pri
> 49152-65535 be used for video traffic. From my observations, Linux does not
> allow user processes to use multicast sessions with ports 61000+, and
This depends if you configured masquerading if so then it uses those ports.
Rebuild without masquerading
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MD> Full description: Multicast standards prescribe that the port range
MD> 49152-65535 be used for video traffic. From my observations, Linux does not
MD> allow user processes to use multicast sessions with ports 61000+, and
MD> therefore Linux can not participate in many multicast video session
On Thu, Sep 14, 2000 at 12:40:01AM -0700, Matthew Delco wrote:
> Bug report form (as suggested by the old mailing list FAQ)
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> Summary: A bug/misguided restriction in Linux prevents users from
> participating in certain multicast video
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