Check out these two URLS
http://pseudoicsd.sourceforge.net/
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
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
That just means that the person she is exchanging files with has a public
address and goes right along with my explanation. The person sending here a
file actually tells her MSN client to pull the file from the sending PC.
This MS technote explains it quite well.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/p
> 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 w
On Mon, 16 Dec 2002, Thomas V. Fischer wrote:
> This actually only works on older versions of MSN Messenger (pre 4.x). Now
> MSN uses UPnP which is only supported by Microsoft ICS type firewalls.
>
> You won¹t be able to initiate any video/audio or file transfers from behind
> a linux NATed firew
Title: Re: How to enable MSN Messenger uploads
This actually only works on older versions of MSN Messenger (pre 4.x). Now MSN uses UPnP which is only supported by Microsoft ICS type firewalls.
You won’t be able to initiate any video/audio or file transfers from behind a linux NATed firewall
On Mon, 16 Dec 2002, Edward Dekkers wrote:
> > I strongly suggest you check out Monmotha's iptables script. It
> > definitely makes using iptables a LOT easier! I've been using it as a
> > firewall without grief for some time now. My daughter uses MS Messenger
> > (God, I hate that program!) be
> I strongly suggest you check out Monmotha's iptables script. It
> definitely makes using iptables a LOT easier! I've been using it as a
> firewall without grief for some time now. My daughter uses MS Messenger
> (God, I hate that program!) behind this without problems.
File transfer and voice
On Mon, 16 Dec 2002, Edward Dekkers wrote:
> > How to enable MSN Messenger uploads from within a masq net behind a linux
> > firewall with RedHat 8.0
>
> This is going to sound stupid, but if you want to do that I would suggest
> stepping back to ipchains.
>
> I&
> How to enable MSN Messenger uploads from within a masq net behind a linux
> firewall with RedHat 8.0
This is going to sound stupid, but if you want to do that I would suggest
stepping back to ipchains.
I've tried on iptables many a times, but have never gotten in to work.
ipc
How to enable MSN Messenger uploads from within a masq net behind a linux
firewall with RedHat 8.0
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