Re: linux firewall/IPTABLES Vs Mediaring VOip

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On Mon, 4 Aug 2003, Lawrence - D wrote:

> Hi,
>     I'm new to Linux RedHat O/S. My RedHat 8.0 is connected by  lease line
> to internet service. I'm running Squid for proxy service. I implement the
> medium level firewall with default setting on linux firewall/IPTABLES.
>     Now my LAN user want to use mediaring VOIP service. I check the website
> FAQ and found the following :-
> 
> 10. Can the Prepaid Service work behind a firewall?
> The Prepaid Calls Service currently supports PC-to-Phone calls from behind
> firewalls. If you are connected to the Internet using LAN, you may be behind
> a firewall, which will prevent you from connecting to our Internet gateways.
> To make calls from behind your firewall, you need to set the firewall
> settings by clicking on the link "Settings" on the web page and select "Use
> Firewall" for SOCKS5.
> To use NAT firewall, you will need to open or ask your Network Administrator
> to open the following outgoing ports for UDP and TCP: 51719(UDP), 51720(TCP)
> and 1800-1810(UDP).
> 
>     Can anyone guide me how to open the port on server so that my LAN user
> can use Mediaring ?

I think redhat-config-network will allow you to adjust iptables rules. If not
suggest you look at http://www.fwbuilder.org.

HTH,

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