On Thu, 2003-02-06 at 17:55, Michael Sternberg wrote:
Hello
I'm looking for Linux uPnP control point application.
Does not have to be with fancy graphics and the only capability
I'm looking for - is to tell uPnP enabled gateway to make some
static port mappings. Anybody heard about such thing ? Tried to
search on Google and found nothing. I know that the last resort
is to use uPnP sdk and write something myself..
I'm not aware of any specific application and haven't been following
that subject for a long time but you might want to check the NAT
traversal IETF workgroup mailing list, I have some very vague memory of
seeing something there that can help you 10 months or so ago.
BTW, if my memory serves me right uPnP is very very simple to implment.
In fact, it is *too simple* up to the point of being a serious security
hazard as (at least in it's then current state) - it had no real
authentican mechasim and any uPnP enabled device/application on teh
network can use the gateway to do a man in the middle attack on any uPnP
using device and worse. Maybe they got it fixed since. Maybe... ;-)
Cheers,
Gilad
Michael
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