On Tuesday 01 November 2005 12:24, Jörg Roßdeutscher
wrote:> Hi,
>
> I have a network with three zones (loc, net, dmz) and some Macs in the
> loc-zone that like to use iChat video conferencing via a free aim
> account. They are connected to the internet via masquerading.
>
> This works good if the other side is not behind a masquerading gateway.
> If both sides are, then in the logs I can see shorewall dropping the
> other sides packages. "Normal" chats without video conferencing
work
> also. (I believe AOL routes that over their server, while for video
> conferencing a direct connection is neccessary.)
>
> I have successfully initiated a video chat by redirecting every port
> used by iChat on the firewall to ONE internal machine. However, I have
> some more users that want to use iChat.
>
> Is this possible at all?
I doubt it -- these chat applications require conntrack/nat helpers to work
with Netfilter and I''m not aware of one for iChat.
-Tom
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