RE: MSN, IPTABLES and NAT

2002-03-11 Thread Paul Hamm
PM To: Redhat listi Cc: Ragnar Wiencke Subject: Re: MSN, IPTABLES and NAT -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Rick Warner wrote: >channel on one, and only one, port. Until that happens, NetMeeting and >secure networks are at different poles. Sort of. There is support for H-32

Re: MSN, IPTABLES and NAT

2002-03-10 Thread David Talkington
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Rick Warner wrote: >channel on one, and only one, port. Until that happens, NetMeeting and >secure networks are at different poles. Sort of. There is support for H-323 over NAT in iptables, though its (last I checked) experimental, and not availa

Re: MSN, IPTABLES and NAT

2002-03-10 Thread Rick Warner
Best advice - forget NetMeeting. If you search through the MS knowledgebase for NetMeeting and firewalls you will find that NetMeeting needs the other end to be able to establish a data connection back to you ... on any port. So, to be able to use NetMeeting you need to have a pretty open firew

MSN, IPTABLES and NAT

2002-03-10 Thread Ragnar Wiencke
Hi there.   I installed a Linux box as a router firewall for my home adsl connection. We use MSN on both win and mac boxes and that works just fine until we try to use voice conversation or netmeeting vith video, there are communcation problems. I used it before using the linux router so I kn