You can use a narrowed port range by looking at the port range used by the bridge you want to use. This is found in the VenueClient under Tools->Preferences->Bridging; each bridge is listed with its related port range (the rightmost column in the list, you may need to stretch the preferences window to see it).
The default port range for unicast bridges is 50000-52000, but some bridges do use alternate port ranges so you should check. Tom On 9/11/07 10:13 AM, Jeremy Mann wrote: George, I've used AG from home several times and I'm behind a Linksys router. All that you have to do is forward the bridge ports of the Bridge Server to your internal IP. Generally, I forward 30000 to 65535 to my internal IP. Now if you're behind NAT in a campus environment it may be a bit tricky to get the networking folks to forward those ports to your machine. On 9/11/07, George Estes <ges...@ncsa.uiuc.edu><mailto:ges...@ncsa.uiuc.edu> wrote: Hello, Could someone with experience in this area tell me the issues/problems with receiving traffic from a bridge server if I'm behind a NAT. I've looked through the ag-tech mailing list and there's talk of problems but I can't find specifics. Thanks, George
