helofisch
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Net Meeing/Port-Forwarding/D-link Router
I cannot get video or audio working on the program "net meeting" I am currently using the D-link router, comcast cable internet and windows XP. People have told me to activate port-forwarding but I do not know how. They feel that I cannot get audio/video because of my rotating IP address. I have absolutely no idea. I am a basic at all of this and require this connection for my master's program at UT. Help. I am lost and don't know where to go.
helofisch
helofisch
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Bboa:
I can already get the whiteboard to work, I just can't get audio and video. My router is a d-link 624 G. Could you give me step by step instruction to enable port forwarding. I have already defined the XP box as a DMZ host.
thanks
helofisch
I can already get the whiteboard to work, I just can't get audio and video. My router is a d-link 624 G. Could you give me step by step instruction to enable port forwarding. I have already defined the XP box as a DMZ host.
thanks
helofisch
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if you enable only above two ports, you can get the incoming call and establish the connection, then you may share the screen and whiteboard, transfer files, and chat with each other, but sorry for NO audio and video support, because netmeeting needs additional incoming traffic on dynamic ports, which your router might donot support.
if you define the XP box as a DMZ host, i think you may get all what you need, but anyway, you have risks on security.
for more information about netmeeting and its related port usage, see the following MSKB article at:
How to Establish NetMeeting Connections Through a Firewall
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=kb;en-us;158623
hope it helps,
bbao