vet ikke helt Skrevet 17. august 2003 Del Skrevet 17. august 2003 Jeg trenger litt hjelp til og åpne en port så jeg kan snakke i Msn Menneger. jeg har både Msn 6.0 og Msn 4,7 (den som følger med i Windows XP) håper noen kan hjelpe meg Lenke til kommentar
jokki Skrevet 17. august 2003 Del Skrevet 17. august 2003 gidder ikke å slå det akkuratt opp for deg men du finner det nokk her Lenke til kommentar
vet ikke helt Skrevet 17. august 2003 Forfatter Del Skrevet 17. august 2003 gidder ikke å slå det akkuratt opp for deg men du finner det nokkher jeg skjønner ikke noe av det kan du hjelpe meg litt til? Lenke til kommentar
jokki Skrevet 17. august 2003 Del Skrevet 17. august 2003 skal du ha det inn med teskjeer? Audio and Video When negotiating an audio-video session, dynamic ports were chosen for the audio-video (AV) stream. Dynamic ports are used to enable the application to work regardless of what other applications are running on the system and using port resources. In the .NET Messenger case the session invitation was sent by station B to the address it received for station A. The following issues might arise if a firewall or NAT were present in these scenarios: The address provided by A in either the session invite for session signaling, or in the session acceptance for the UDP streams, might be an internal address that is translated by a NAT device?an invalid (or fake) address for B to use to contact A. In other scenarios with the 4.5 client, A might initiate the session, but the same or similar addressing issues will exist. When B sends the session invitation to A, this invitation is sent using the IP address and port passed from A to B. For this to work, this port must be enabled to pass through any firewall between A and B. The actual Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP) streams are sent using dynamically allocated UDP ports in the range of 5004 - 65535. Without a way to open these UDP ports on any firewall in the path dynamically, the streams will fail to reach their destination. Nå fikk du vel svar på ditt og det stod hvor jeg linket Lenke til kommentar
vet ikke helt Skrevet 17. august 2003 Forfatter Del Skrevet 17. august 2003 skal du ha det inn med teskjeer? Audio and Video When negotiating an audio-video session, dynamic ports were chosen for the audio-video (AV) stream. Dynamic ports are used to enable the application to work regardless of what other applications are running on the system and using port resources. In the .NET Messenger case the session invitation was sent by station B to the address it received for station A. The following issues might arise if a firewall or NAT were present in these scenarios: The address provided by A in either the session invite for session signaling, or in the session acceptance for the UDP streams, might be an internal address that is translated by a NAT device?an invalid (or fake) address for B to use to contact A. In other scenarios with the 4.5 client, A might initiate the session, but the same or similar addressing issues will exist. When B sends the session invitation to A, this invitation is sent using the IP address and port passed from A to B. For this to work, this port must be enabled to pass through any firewall between A and B. The actual Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP) streams are sent using dynamically allocated UDP ports in the range of 5004 - 65535. Without a way to open these UDP ports on any firewall in the path dynamically, the streams will fail to reach their destination. Nå fikk du vel svar på ditt og det stod hvor jeg linket det går ikke ann å lage en range ¨fra 5004-65535 Lenke til kommentar
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