At 23:16 02/07/03, Trevor Talbot wrote:
RTP typically uses UDP streams, from the server to the client. The listening ports are chosen by the client during RTSP setup.
I gather it works a little like ftp, then. Can I use the same sort of setup as we have (and which works beautifully) for the ftp proxy, ie. something along the lines of:
Make the proxy listen to lo0:someport, have it run as someuser
Redirect port 554 on the internal interface to lo0:someport
Open UDP connections on the external interface for processes owned by someuser
Is this the way to go - generally speaking - with proxies and pf?
Exactly. This way you get a controlled environment.
