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...er and outside the router", you cannot. However, since icecast does support simple file serving, you can create your own m3u file in the webroot and access it just as you would static content. So you could manually create a mystream_inside.m3u and put your internal address in that, and a mystream_outside.m3u and put your external address in that... Of course, if your internal address changes, or your mountpoint changes, you'd have to update the files...anyway, not pretty but may meet your needs. oddsock At 03:28 PM 4/28/2004, you wrote: >Now I have the icecast server working within the c...

Now I have the icecast server working within the confines of my home network (ip: 10.1.1.x), I want to be able to connect to it from the other side of my firewall too. I configured the firewall to pass all port 8000 traffic to my linux server (local address 10.1.1.101) If I connect from the other side of my firewall using my external ip (217.x.x.x), then I see the connection come in on the icecast