On 20/05/11 21:09, Volker Kuhlmann wrote > But you can't blame ipcop for breaking isky if it turns out to be a > firewall misconfiguration. You should find out first what the cause of > the problem is. Some basic knowledge of isky's networking will be > required. > > Volker > I have tried to install pfSense onto my IPCop box this morning with no success. I think part of the problem was bad burns but now that I have a CD which boots live into pfSense on my main PC it still does not boot my old IPCop box.
Here is the latest reply from the helpful Sky guy...... ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I have had one other user with IP-Cop and he had the same issue. I don't know how or if he solved it as he was happy to go off by himself and sort it out. This is all I know The protocol that we use is RTMPTE It is tunneled through Port 80 Chances are the port is open. I suspect that Ip-Cop scans at the packet level and blocks the RTMPTE traffic ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ We have a Netgear WNR2000 v2 wireless router which we installed DD-WRT on and use as an access point only at the moment so we might try it as a router/firewall and see how it goes. -- Regards, Robert -------------------------------------------------------------- Robert Fisher (aka - Rob, Bob, Robbie, Robbo, Fish) www.fisher.net.nz Phone: 03 383 5807 Mobile: 027 228 4698 _______________________________________________ Linux-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canterbury.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/linux-users
