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From: GVB <gvb@tns.net>
Subject: simple port forwarding..
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Question,  A NAT machine with two network cards, one for the internet, one
for the internal LAN running on the 192.168. network.  How do I setup port
forwarding on the server so that things like quickcams can be used in stuff
like VDOPhone or Netmeeting.  I tryed ssh tunneling but it didnt seem to
work correctly.  From what I could tell certian softwares use different
ports for this kind of thing.  Any help is appriciated as always.  

GVB


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