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You can use a narrowed port range by looking at the port range used by
the bridge<br>
you want to use. This is found in the VenueClient under
Tools->Preferences->Bridging; <br>
each bridge is listed with its related port range (the rightmost column
in the list, you may<br>
need to stretch the preferences window to see it).<br>
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The default port range for unicast bridges is 50000-52000, but some
bridges do use<br>
alternate port ranges so you should check.<br>
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Tom<br>
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On 9/11/07 10:13 AM, Jeremy Mann wrote:
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<pre wrap="">George, I've used AG from home several times and I'm behind a Linksys
router. All that you have to do is forward the bridge ports of the
Bridge Server to your internal IP. Generally, I forward 30000 to 65535
to my internal IP. Now if you're behind NAT in a campus environment it
may be a bit tricky to get the networking folks to forward those ports
to your machine.
On 9/11/07, George Estes <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:gestes@ncsa.uiuc.edu"><gestes@ncsa.uiuc.edu></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello,
Could someone with experience in this area tell me the issues/problems with receiving traffic from a bridge server if I'm behind a NAT. I've looked through the ag-tech mailing list and there's talk of problems but I can't find specifics.
Thanks,
George
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