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Posted by dbiles on January 2, 2006, 5:39 pm
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I've seen this all over the net, but I can't figure out how to implement
these settings on my Linksys router's port triggering feature. Anybody
wanna lend a hand?
Thanks DB
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H.323 compliant video player,
NetMeeting 2.0, 3.0, Intel Video Phone
(Watch Out! Opens a wide port range!)
(Incoming calls are not possible
due to NetMeeting assigning ports dynamically.)
OUT TCP 1720
IN UDP 1024 65534 [use H.323 protocol if available]
OUT UDP 1024 65534 [use H.323 protocol if available]
IN TCP 1024 1502 [use H.323 protocol if available]
OUT TCP 1024 1502 [use H.323 protocol if available]
IN TCP 1504 1730 [use H.323 protocol if available]
OUT TCP 1504 1730 [use H.323 protocol if available]
IN TCP 1732 65534 [use H.323 protocol if available]
OUT TCP 1732 65534 [use H.323 protocol if available]
OUT TCP 1503 1503
OUT TCP 1731 1731
IN TCP 1503 1503
IN TCP 1731 1731
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Posted by NetSteady on January 3, 2006, 8:11 am
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Personally, I never rely on port triggering. I'd put your videophone in
the DMZ instead, if you dont mind it being on the public internet.
Your other option, with a higher security measure, is to use a NAT
Traversal solution.
Chris
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Posted by dbiles on January 3, 2006, 8:38 pm
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method, if you know how, could you please enlighten me?
Thanks DB
> Personally, I never rely on port triggering. I'd put your videophone in
> the DMZ instead, if you dont mind it being on the public internet.
>
> Your other option, with a higher security measure, is to use a NAT
> Traversal solution.
>
> Chris
>
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Posted by Don B. on February 2, 2006, 3:26 am
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Lots of good info here.
> well, I do mind the exposure of the DMZ. I'd like to use the port trigger
> method, if you know how, could you please enlighten me?
>
>
> Thanks DB
>> Personally, I never rely on port triggering. I'd put your videophone in
>> the DMZ instead, if you dont mind it being on the public internet.
>>
>> Your other option, with a higher security measure, is to use a NAT
>> Traversal solution.
>>
>> Chris
>>
>
>
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