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yahoo webcams - 8.Jul.2002 9:17:00 PM

fawad112

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hi there i can voice chat on yahoo but cant see others webcam i have tried port 5100 but it doesnt work...any one plz help ...thanks
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RE: yahoo webcams - 8.Jul.2002 11:58:00 PM

tshinder

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Hi fawadimam,

Here's some info from another ISAServer.org member:

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if you're using only secureNAT --

create protocols to support the following:
a) yahoo messenger chat - tcp 5050 out
b) yahoo messenger masturba-, er, webcam - tcp 5100 out
c) yahoo messenger voice chat - tcp 5000 & 5001 out (both are necessary for voice)

i've spent a lot of time capturing all this stuff with ethereal while i verified everything worked. You may see some suggestions to allow outbound udp for 5000/5001 & 5050. Not necessary!

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HTH,
Tom

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RE: yahoo webcams - 9.Jul.2002 9:51:00 AM

fawad112

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i told u b4 that i have used 5100 port for webcams .but i didnt worked ..how can i know that i m using secure nat ot not [Roll Eyes]

..plz help ...i clients r going to kill me ...

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RE: yahoo webcams - 10.Jul.2002 6:47:00 PM

tshinder

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Hi fawadimam,

Hard for me to say. I've never used the Yahoo video thing so I don't have any first person experience with it [Smile]

But I recall many people saying that all they needed to do was open TCP 5100 outbound with a Protocol Rule to make it work.

Check your Firewall log. Maybe it'll point to what rules are blocking access. Make sure that Rule#1 and Rule#2 fields are turned on in the logs.

HTH,
Tom

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