On 19/05/11 22:52, Christopher Sawtell wrote:
On 19 May 2011 20:50, Nick Rout <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 5:36 PM, Robert Fisher
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> I have been frustrated for a while that I could not play iSky
telecasts
> on my computers so I honed Sky today and they said my subscriptions
> should allow it.
> Great - but it did not work for me.
> So I gave a friend my username and temp password and guess what? It
> worked at his place.
> So to cut to the chase....
>
> ....it works for me here if I take my IP-Cop box out of the
picture (no
> pun intended).
>
> So any of you gurus know if I can let IP-Cop let me watch iSky
stuff or
> do I need to consider a different firewall?
Rob, perhaps you need to do a packet dump with tcpdump or similar to
find out whats going on?
IPCop generates a log of port open attempts internally. You can view
this using the Web interface.
Have a look in said log and determine which port is refusing the
traffic and open it.
You might like to consider pfSense at this moment. As Volker says it
really /is /awesome. I can lend / give you a 400 MHz box with it
already installed if you want to have a quick play.
Well I have got the iSky working now by unticking "Enabled on Green:" in
the Web Proxy settings on IPCop.
I still have ticked "Transparent on Green:" though.
Will this still allow caching?
Rob
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