Re: Forwarding GnomeMeeting to internal network

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On Wed, 12 Nov 2003, Julien Didron wrote:

> I wish to use GnomeMeeting, for which I assume the only port that needs
> opening is 1720.

False. gnomemeeting uses H.323, which requires quite a lot of dynamic
ports besides TCP port 1720. Unfortunately the current H.323 helper in
patch-o-matic isn't compatible with GnomeMeeting, so the only way to go is
to install a H.323 (gatekeeper/)proxy.

> Now, how can I forward all incoming traffic to port 1720 on the router, to
> one machine on the network that doesn't have a fixed IP (DHCP), but has name
> on the domain thanks to DDNS (ex : abox.mydomain.net).

No way.

> Another question regarding ip_conntrack. After 5 days of use, I get the
> following error in syslog : "ip_conntrack table full, dropping packet.". I
> then increased the value in /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_conntrack_max, from 3048 to
> 8192, but I think this is a quick fix that won't get me too far ... Is there
> a mean of flushing that table ? If not, how can I lower the TCP connection
> timeouts ?

Remove the ip_conntrack module and all entries will be flushed. :-)

If you have to keep track many connections it's better to tune the
maximal number by setting a proper hashsize parameter when loading in
the ip_conntrack module.

Best regards,
Jozsef
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