Re: [GnomeMeeting-list] odd audio failure part 2

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> Le mar 22/07/2003 =E0 08:33, Kilian Krause a =E9crit :
> > Hi Bill,
> >=20
> > having read through all your mail, it seems the problem is only on
> > jeff's side. so if you could try and capture the network traffic for:
> > - tcp 1720
> > - tcp 30000-30010
> > - udo 5000-5003
> > on the workstation, you should see the 5000-5003 are lacking at least 2
> > ports being transmitted through the firewall. i don't remember you
> > explained what jeff's config was, but it seems his router is for some
> > reason not accepting the GM on the workstation. you did tell him to
> > - disable h.245 tunneling
> > - disable fast start
> >=20
> > right?
> i just would add, but i don't know if i understood right your config,
> that if you try to call both inLAN stations from outside (INTERNET),
> your settings should be something like
> on the router/firewall:
> -for station1:
> 	- port 1720TCP opened and forwarded to station1
> 	- ports 5000-5003UDP opened and forwarded to station1
> 	- ports 30000-30010TCP opened and forwarded to station1
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> -for station2:
> 	-for example port 1730TCP opened and forwarded to station2
> 	- ports 5005-5008UDP opened and forwarded to station2
> 	- ports 30020-30030TCP opened and forwarded to station2
> (thought if your router is H323 capable you don't have to forward)
> 
> and on both stations:
> - enable IP translation (not if your router has H323 capabilities..)
> 
> - disable H245 tunneling and  Fast Start
> 
> (i am not sure about those two lasts...worth a try IMHO)

we are only trying to get one conversation between jeff and either don or
bill.  currently don and bill can use gnomemeeting fully (audio and video over
the internet) with each other but neither get a full connection with jeff
(jeff only gets video, no audo.  don and bill get video and audio from jeff).

is this for having more than two folks talking at the same time?  that
would be great!  i only thought gnomemeeting was point-to-point.

i admit i am confused on this issue.  i'm not clear on why the second
set of port ranges (for station2) are needed.  i thought the ranges for
station1 were all that were needed according to the gnomemeeting faq.

could you elaborate on station2 settings?

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> hope it can help.
> 
> Fabrice