Re: new router - old dog

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From: Brian Sullivan MVP (brians_at_WORMTIREDmeetingbywire.com)
Date: 11/21/04


Date: Sun, 21 Nov 2004 11:31:51 -0500

Wynne wrote:

>
> I've gone through the setups of the di-624 and there are a number of
> settings to allow netmeeting to work through...I've got them
> configured...

> but when I start netmeeting or when I run ipconfig I can
> only see a local ip addy.

That would be normal for any pc behind any router.

>Is there some obvious answer here that I'm
> not seeing? Do other people use ip addy's to connect with netmeeting
> or some other means?

If your router is configured to forward tcp 1503 to your machine ( or you
are using the dmz feature) - you can be called by using the public/WAN IP
address of the router as the calling address. To accurately determine your
current WAN IP you would look in one of the router configuration panels
(generally accessible via http://192.168.x.x -- in internal IP address of
the router -- exactly where to look is router specific but is often on the
initial display page)

> I assigned my pc that I use for the clients with a static ip, I then
> placed that address beyond the dmz. I enabled netmeeting under the
> virtual serving settings.

I am not sure what "enabling netmeeting under the virtual serving settings"
means in the context of your router.

> I also enabled netmeeting under the firewall
> rules. Now how do I get my clients to call me if ipconfig and
> netmeeting only show a local ip address?

You determine the address to call other than locally (unless they are
calling your from your internal network). Using the router configuration
information is the recommended strategy,

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